Commercial solar and battery, designed around your site and your supply.
For businesses, the roof, the incoming electrical supply and the way the site uses power all matter. We assess all three before recommending solar PV, battery storage or workplace EV charging, so the system fits the building and the way it runs.
Generate where you use, and use what you generate.
A commercial roof can generate through the working day, when many sites use the most power. The right size depends on your daytime load, roof area and supply, not just how many panels fit.
Lower running costs
Use more of your own generation during the working day and rely less on the grid.
Roof and structure checked
Roof type, condition, loading and access are assessed before design.
Battery for peak demand
Storage can shift use away from expensive periods where the site profile suits it.
Workplace charging
Charging for staff, visitors or fleet, planned around the site supply.
Options for business premises.
Sites differ, so we design each one individually. These are the common starting points.
Commercial solar PV
Solar arrays for flat and pitched commercial roofs, sized to the site's daytime use and roof area.
- Flat roof frames, angled for output
- Ballasted options that avoid roof penetration where it matters
- Layouts kept maintenance-friendly
Battery storage for sites
Storage sized around real demand, integrated with any existing or planned solar.
- Sized to the site load profile
- Solar and battery designed together
- Monitoring and clear handover
Workplace EV and electrical work
Charging infrastructure and the electrical groundwork that supports it.
- Load and supply review
- Scalable charger planning
- EICR testing and compliance for commercial premises
A site-first process.
Commercial work is planned around the building, the supply and how the business operates.
Survey
We assess roof, structure, access, incoming supply, distribution boards and how the site uses power.
Design
You receive a proposal covering system size, layout, integration and the assumptions behind it.
Install
Work is planned around your operations, installed safely and tested.
Handover
Documentation, testing records, monitoring set-up and guidance.
Clear scope, clear assumptions.
Commercial projects are quoted after a site survey, because roof, supply and usage change the answer. The payback calculator on our homepage is for homes, so for a business we give figures for your site instead.
- A written proposal with assumptions stated
- Supply and load considered before design
- Minimal disruption to how the site runs
- Testing and certification where required
- Room left for battery or EV charging later
Renewable design and electrical competence in one team.
On a commercial site, solar and batteries connect to a live electrical installation. We bring the design and the electrical work together.
Supply first
We check the incoming supply and distribution before recommending a size.
Safe integration
Protection, isolation, location and commissioning are considered properly.
Future planning
Battery, EV charging and expansion are considered from the start.
Common commercial questions before a survey.
What size of business site do you cover?
We work on small commercial premises with supplies up to 100A, single or three phase, and on larger sites above that. The survey establishes what your site needs.
Can you install on a flat roof?
Yes. Flat roofs typically use angled frames, and ballasted options can avoid penetrating the roof where that matters.
Do you also do EV charging and testing for businesses?
Yes. We install workplace chargers and carry out EICR testing and electrical upgrades for commercial premises.
How is a commercial project priced?
After a survey. Roof, supply, load and mounting all affect cost, so we quote against the real site.
Ready to look at solar and storage for your site?
Book a site survey and we will assess your roof, supply and usage, then tell you honestly what makes sense.