Reducing your energy costs and usage
As a UK’s leading independent installer of commercial rooftop solar PV we work with the some of the UK’s largest main contractors, M&E contractors, local authorities, universities, schools and retailers and are proud of our reputation for engineering excellence.
Our in-house teams of design engineers, electricians and roofers ensure the systems we install are delivered seamlessly and with the minimum of disruption. We experience a large amount of repeat business which testifies to our high level of customer satisfaction from our clients.
How much is a solar panel installation for a commercial property?
Every commercial solar PV project is different and the cost of an installation can vary. Variables include the size of the system, where the panels are going to be placed, installation requirements (scaffolding, access, electrical equipment etc) quality of products (including warranty length) and labour…to name just a few.
When you first contact us about a solar project we’ll briefly discuss these variables with you and provide an indicative estimate for you to consider. If you’re happy with this estimate, we’ll then carry out a site survey following which we’ll provide a formal proposal.
Installation Capacity | Price* |
|---|---|
50kW | £45,000 |
100kW | £80,000 |
250kW | £185,000 |
500kW | £350,000 |
*Approximate costs of standard systems. System costs can vary depending on the nature and size of the project.Prices displayed are exc. VAT.
Getting started....
Installing a Solar system is rising dramatically against the backdrop of increasing energy prices and the potential for long-term savings. For retrofit solar PV installations, we generally undertake a site visit before issuing a firm quote.
At the site survey we confirm the available area for the solar panels, the location of the inverter, and cable runs from the solar panels to the inverter and the distribution board where the system is connected.
We also check for any potential shading of the solar panels from nearby trees and buildings. It only takes a small amount of shading to seriously affect the quantity of electricity a system will generate.
