Site suitability
Roof condition, shade, access and electrical infrastructure are assessed before the design is finalised.
Better energy for business
Make your roof work harder. Plan a rooftop system around operating hours, usable space and long-term energy needs.
THE CLEAR ANSWER
Designed for your next step.
Commercial solar is designed for business electricity demand. Roof suitability, operating hours, utility approvals and the site’s electrical infrastructure determine the final design.
- Consumption profile review
- Commercial rooftop planning
- Commissioning and monitoring
WHAT TO EXPECT
A proposal with the details that matter.
Equipment and scope
Your written proposal should explain component specifications, exclusions, warranties and installation responsibilities.
Approvals and handover
Utility requirements, inspection and commissioning depend on your location and the selected system.
GOOD TO KNOW
Before you go solar.
Is my roof suitable for solar panels?+
A site survey checks the roof’s structure, usable area, shade, orientation and safe access. The installation design should be approved only after these conditions are assessed.
How much will my rooftop solar system cost?+
Pricing depends on system capacity, components, mounting structure, electrical work and site conditions. Request a written itemised proposal after a site assessment so every cost is tailored to your property.
Will solar work during a power cut?+
A conventional grid-tied system normally shuts down during a grid outage for safety. Backup requires suitable battery storage, a compatible inverter and a properly designed backup circuit.
YOUR ROOF. A NEW POSSIBILITY.Let the sunshine
Let’s talk solarLet the sunshine
do more for you.
Start with a conversation. Build a plan that makes sense.