Reading’s centre is Victorian terraces with narrow roofs, while Caversham, Tilehurst and Emmer Green have 1930s semis with more roof space. Lower Earley, Woodley and Wokingham have 1980s onwards estates with drives and electric cars, and Arborfield Green is a large newer development. Bracknell is a post-war new town with uniform estate roofs. Slough mixes Victorian terraces and 1930s semis, and the Slough Trading Estate has large commercial roofs. Windsor and Eton have conservation areas and many listed buildings around the castle and the town centres.
Berkshire has six unitary councils: West Berkshire, Reading, Wokingham, Bracknell Forest, Windsor and Maidenhead, and Slough. The North Wessex Downs National Landscape covers much of West Berkshire around Newbury and Hungerford. The network operator is SSEN. Newbury is about 90 minutes from Ferndown and the east of the county is further. The first survey there is usually a video call, then a site visit. Installs are scheduled in groups. The design, installation and warranties are the same as anywhere else we cover.