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Plants built around your load curve.

For factories, warehouses, institutions and commercial sites. Rooftop where the roof can carry it, ground-mount where the land makes more sense — engineered, built and maintained by the same team.

Illustrative render of a commercial rooftop solar installation

01 Rooftop or ground-mount

Two answers. The site decides which one, not the salesperson.

RooftopNo land costUses space you already own, close to the load, so there is little transmission loss. Constrained by roof area and by what the structure can carry.
Ground-mountScale and accessSized to the land rather than the roof, easier to clean and service, and oriented for best yield. Needs land and piled foundations — the work shown on this site.

02 Capability

We do the civil work ourselves.

Piling, foundations and mounting structure are where a ground-mount plant is won or lost. These are our own crews on our own sites.

Tracked pile rig driving foundation piles
Pile driving
Workers setting and levelling a pile foundation with concrete
Foundations set and levelled
Site crew and pile rig, driven piles running to the horizon
Setting out at scale

03 How it goes

Six stages, each with a document at the end of it.

01

Load and tariff study

We read your consumption profile and your tariff structure. A plant sized to peak demand and one sized to average demand are different plants with different economics.

02

Site and structural assessment

Roof capacity and condition, or ground conditions and soil for a piled foundation. This is where we find the problems, not halfway through the build.

03

Engineering and proposal

Single-line diagram, layout, component schedule and an itemised commercial proposal.

04

Approvals and construction

Sanctions and DISCOM approvals, then the build — foundations, structure, array, wiring, protection.

05

Commissioning and handover

Testing, grid synchronisation, and a documented handover with as-built drawings.

06

Operations and maintenance

Monitoring, scheduled cleaning and fault response under an O&M agreement.

Send us a bill and a site address.

That is enough to start. We will tell you whether solar makes sense for your load before anyone visits.