Warehouse & factory rooftops
Large-format rooftop arrays on standing-seam, trapezoidal and built-up roofs — non-penetrative fixings where possible, with full structural sign-off.
Commercial · Industrial · UK-wide
Commercial & industrial solar PV, built to pay back.
Rooftop, carport, ground-mount and floating solar PV up to MW-scale — designed around your load profile, DNO capacity and net-zero targets. One team from feasibility to O&M.
What we deliver
One team for the whole PV project
From feasibility and DNO paperwork to install, commissioning and long-term O&M — no subcontractor shuffle.
Solar carports
Steel-frame solar carports for staff and fleet parking — often paired with EV charging and integrated DC/AC infrastructure.
Ground-mount arrays
Ground-mounted PV up to MW-scale on brownfield, agricultural and industrial land — piled or ballasted, with fencing, CCTV and access tracks.
Battery storage integration
AC- or DC-coupled BESS to shift generation, peak-shave demand charges and provide backup — sized to your tariff and load profile.
LV & HV grid connection
G99 / G100 applications, LV connections up to the main incomer and HV connections coordinated with your DNO or IDNO.
Monitoring & O&M
Portal-based generation monitoring, string-level alerting, planned inspections and reactive response — with warranty management included.
Our process
Four stages, one point of contact
From feasibility to O&M, you'll deal with the same engineer — priced against your real half-hourly consumption, not a spreadsheet guess.
- 01
Feasibility & site survey
Roof/ground survey, structural check, shading and yield modelling, half-hourly consumption analysis and an outline business case with payback.
- 02
Design, DNO & planning
Full electrical and mounting design, G99 or G100 application, structural sign-off and any planning or landlord consents managed on your behalf.
- 03
Install & commission
Panels, inverters, mounting, DC/AC cabling, isolators and metering installed by our own crews — commissioned with witness testing where required.
- 04
Handover, monitoring & O&M
MCS/DNO paperwork, live generation monitoring, planned O&M visits and 24/7 fault response to protect long-term yield.
Where we work
Trusted on commercial and industrial estates UK-wide
- Warehousing & logistics
- Manufacturing & production
- Commercial & office
- Agriculture & land
MCS-aligned design & install
G99 / G100 DNO applications
BS 7671 & IEC 62446 testing
CDM 2015 principal contractor
FAQs
Commercial solar PV, answered
How big a system can you install?
From ~30 kWp workshop rooftops through to multi-MW ground-mount and rooftop schemes. We regularly deliver 100 kWp–1 MWp arrays on commercial and industrial buildings, and coordinate HV connections for larger sites.
Do I need planning permission or landlord consent?
Most rooftop installs on commercial buildings fall under permitted development, but larger arrays, listed buildings, conservation areas and ground-mount schemes usually need planning. We handle applications and landlord consents as part of the package.
What's the typical payback?
Well-sized commercial rooftop systems typically pay back in 4–7 years with 25+ year design life, depending on tariff, self-consumption and whether battery storage is added. We model your half-hourly data before quoting to give a realistic figure.
Do you handle the DNO application?
Yes — G99 (larger sites) and G100 (export-limited) applications are submitted and managed on your behalf, along with witness testing and commissioning paperwork.
Can you retrofit battery storage later?
Yes. We design PV systems so battery storage can be added later without re-doing containment or grid paperwork, or install BESS at the same time as the PV.
Do you cover the whole UK?
Yes — we deliver C&I solar PV projects UK-wide with our own installation crews, plus specialist scaffold, roofing and HV partners.
Request a quote
Tell us about your solar PV project
Share half-hourly consumption, roof drawings or just a short brief — we'll come back with a costed proposal and modelled payback within one working week.