Reduce Business Energy CostsWith Commercial SolarDesigned Around Your Operations

The cost of a commercial solar installation depends on the size of the system, the type and condition of

the roof, access requirements, your electricity usage and whether battery storage is included.

Rather than offering a one-size-fits-all price, we carry out an initial assessment and design a system

around your building and business objectives. Your proposal will clearly explain the recommended

system, expected generation and the costs involved.

Commercial solar is an investment in reducing the amount of electricity your business buys from the

grid. We will help you understand the likely financial case for your individual site before you make a

decision.

Every commercial project is different. The installation programme depends on the system size, the

building, roof access, scaffolding or access equipment, grid approvals and the operational requirements

of your business.

Smaller commercial installations may be completed in a matter of days, while larger or more complex

projects can take longer. Before work begins, we will provide a clear programme and keep you informed

at every stage.

Our priority is to complete the installation safely, professionally and with the least possible disruption to

your operations.

In most cases, commercial solar can be installed with minimal disruption to normal business operations.

We plan each project carefully around your site, access requirements, health and safety procedures and

operating hours. Much of the work takes place on the roof or externally, although there will be some

electrical work within the building.

Before installation, we will agree a programme with you, explain any short-term interruptions that may

be required and coordinate the work so your business can continue operating wherever possible.

Yes. Flexible finance options may be available to help businesses spread the investment in commercial

solar rather than paying the full cost upfront.

The most suitable option will depend on your business, the size of the project and your financial

objectives. Our team can explain the available options and help you understand the likely implications

for your cash flow.

As finance, tax treatment and incentives can vary according to individual circumstances and current

legislation, we recommend taking independent advice from your accountant or financial adviser before

making a decision.

The right system size is based on much more than the amount of roof space available.

We consider your current electricity consumption, when your business uses energy, the available roof

area, shading, building structure, future growth plans and the capacity of the local electricity network.

Our aim is to design a system that gives your business the best overall outcome - not simply to fit the

maximum number of panels possible.

Battery storage can be valuable for businesses that generate surplus solar electricity, have high

electricity use outside daylight hours or want greater flexibility over when they buy energy from the grid.

A battery can store electricity generated during the day for later use, and compatible systems may also

be able to charge during lower-cost tariff periods. In some cases, battery storage can also support

export limitation requirements.

Whether it is worthwhile depends on your energy profile, tariff, solar generation and commercial

objectives. We will assess these factors and advise whether battery storage is appropriate for your site.

Quality commercial solar systems are designed to provide reliable performance for decades.

The solar panels we install are supplied with long-term manufacturer product and performance

warranties. Inverters, mounting systems and other components also have their own warranties, which

vary by manufacturer and specification.

A professionally designed and installed system, supported by appropriate monitoring and maintenance,

can provide long-term value for your business. We will explain the warranties included with your

proposed system before installation.

Commercial solar systems are designed to be low maintenance, but they should be monitored and

periodically inspected to help maintain safe, reliable performance.

The exact maintenance requirement depends on the system design, building environment and

manufacturer guidance. For example, sites with significant dust, bird activity or nearby trees may benefit

from additional attention.

We will explain the monitoring and maintenance recommendations for your system and can advise on

the most appropriate ongoing support for your business.