Real commercial solar installations across care, manufacturing and food production — with the system sizes, savings and payback periods our clients actually see.
A repeat client across the North West. Four residential care sites surveyed, designed and installed in sequence, each sized to its own roof and load profile — with residents in place throughout.
Care homes run around the clock, so daytime generation displaces expensive grid units almost hour for hour. Across the four sites the combined array now covers a substantial share of daytime demand.
The largest of the four sites. A sprawling single-storey footprint gave plenty of well-oriented roof, spread across multiple pitches and wings.
A courtyard layout with long south-facing pitches — near-ideal for a dense, uninterrupted array.
The smallest system in the programme, and proof that a modest roof still pays for itself inside five years.
A terraced-block site needing full scaffold access, phased so residents and staff were never without a safe route in and out.
Where consumption is high and daytime-heavy, the numbers get dramatic — and payback periods get short.
The largest array on this page. A vast flat distribution roof turned into a 397.8 kWp generating asset — now supplying over a third of a gigawatt-hour a year, and paying for itself in two and a half.
Food production runs hard through daylight hours, and cold storage never stops. Both roof pitches were filled — and the system has out-performed its own forecast.
Roof condition, orientation, shading and half-hourly consumption — before a single figure was promised.
Yield and savings projected up front, so the business case was signed off on numbers, not optimism.
Care residents in place, production lines running, food orders going out — installed without stopping any of it.
Every project here began with a free survey and an honest projection. Yours can too.