See what your roof could save your business each year
Commercial solar lets you generate your own electricity on site, cutting daytime bills and giving you a level of protection from energy price spikes.
- Reduce your electricity costs and lock in a lower long-term rate
- Make better use of unoccupied roof space or car parks
- Support your ESG and net-zero commitments with visible action
Which businesses see the strongest benefits?
Solar works best where you use a good amount of electricity during the day and have suitable roof or land space. These are some of the sites we install on most often.
Warehouses & industrial units
Large, relatively unobstructed roofs and steady daytime electricity use make warehouses and light industrial units ideal for solar.
Offices & retail
Offices, shops and business parks often have roof space that can offset daytime lighting, HVAC and IT loads with on-site generation.
Farms & agricultural buildings
Farm sheds and barns provide excellent mounting areas, particularly for businesses with refrigeration, pumps or machinery.
Schools, healthcare & public sector
Sites with predictable hours and long-term occupancy can benefit from lower running costs and visibly greener operations.
If your site doesn’t fit neatly into one of these, we can still assess your roof or land and give clear guidance on what is and isn’t realistic.
More than just a lower bill
Installing solar is a commercial decision. For most of our clients it’s about cutting and stabilising operating costs, but there are important side benefits too.
Generate a portion of your electricity on site at a known, long-term cost per kWh. This reduces exposure to sudden grid price spikes and helps with budgeting.
Turn unused roof area, car park canopies or adjacent land into an asset that supports the core business, rather than just sitting idle.
Demonstrate visible progress towards net-zero and sustainability targets for investors, customers and staff, backed by measurable carbon savings.
Quality commercial solar systems are designed to run for decades with minimal maintenance, delivering value long after they’ve paid for themselves.
What commercial solar can look like in practice
Every site is different, but these figures are typical of well-designed rooftop systems for businesses that use most of their electricity during the day.
A clear, commercial process from first call to switch-on
We work with owners, directors and facilities managers to make sure the system fits the site, the numbers and your wider plans for the business.
We start with your objectives, recent energy bills and site information, then carry out a desktop assessment to see what looks realistic.
Our team visits site to check roofs, structure, access and electrical connections, then designs a system tailored to your building and operations.
We share clear projections for generation, savings and payback, along with a fixed-price proposal and any available incentives or grants.
Our in-house team installs and commissions the system, then provides monitoring options and a support plan for the long term.
The kinds of sites we work on
These are typical examples of the projects we design and deliver. Exact system sizes and savings depend on your roof, usage and tariffs.
Rooftop system offsetting daytime production and lighting loads, helping the business stabilise energy costs.
Rolling out rooftop solar across several locations to cut running costs and support corporate ESG reporting.
Solar on agricultural buildings helping to power refrigeration, pumps and machinery with on-site generation.
Commercial solar FAQs
These are some of the questions business owners and facilities managers most often ask when they’re first considering solar for their site.
Ready to explore solar for your business?
Share a few details about your site, current electricity use and roof or land space. Our commercial team will review and come back with an initial view on options, numbers and next steps.
