THE BRH FIELD GUIDES / FIVE USEFUL PERSPECTIVES
A better question.
A better beginning.
Understand the place. Notice the routine. Bring the right details to the conversation. Five practical guides to help you make a useful start.
Field guide / 01Roof readiness
Direction, surroundings, features and existing records.
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Field guide / 02Electricity use
Describe an ordinary day and the exceptions that matter.
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Field guide / 03Parking and charging
Private, shared and street parking questions.
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Field guide / 04Connected energy
Understand different roles in one property.
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Field guide / 05Preparing for installation
Scope, access, responsibilities and completion information.
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Choose the question closest to your project
If you are exploring solar, start with roof readiness and electricity use. One describes the building; the other describes activity inside it. You can bring both sets of observations into the home solar dossier without drawing a technical conclusion.
For charging, begin with the parking guide. It separates private, shared and street arrangements so that the first enquiry explains the actual situation. Then use the home or workplace charging route to consider the relevant routines.
Use the guides as working notes
Connected energy explains the different roles that may come up when several changes are discussed together. Preparing for installation is a list of questions to settle around an agreed project, rather than an assumed delivery schedule.
These guides help you organise information and identify what needs a conversation. They do not assess suitability, price a system or confirm what work is available for a particular property. Keep any observation you are unsure of as an open question.
When you are ready, the planner brings your context and selected topics into one editable note. Read it through, add your own details and choose whether to open an email or download a copy.