Ground-mount solar array running across open farmland under a wide sky

Commercial · Agricultural · [REGIONS SERVED]

Commercial and agricultural solar, engineered and built.

[PLACEHOLDER: one sentence naming warehouse and barn roofs, ground mount, carports, agrivoltaics and irrigation — client to supply]

Request a proposal Capability statement (PDF) [CONFIRM — client to supply]

[CONTRACTOR LICENCE # — CONFIRM] · [STATE]

Capability

Capacity and coverage

Figures are published only when the client supplies and evidences them.

[TOTAL kW INSTALLED — CONFIRM]Total installed capacity
[LARGEST SINGLE SITE, kW — CONFIRM]Largest single site
[STATES LICENSED — CONFIRM]States licensed
[IN-HOUSE CREWS — CONFIRM]In-house crews

How a commercial project runs

Six phases from survey to operations

  1. Site assessment[TYPICAL DURATION — CONFIRM]
  2. Preliminary design & proposal[TYPICAL DURATION — CONFIRM]
  3. Contract & financing[TYPICAL DURATION — CONFIRM]
  4. Engineering, permitting & interconnection[TYPICAL DURATION — CONFIRM]
  5. Construction[TYPICAL DURATION — CONFIRM]
  6. Commissioning & O&M[TYPICAL DURATION — CONFIRM]

Phases, responsibilities and documents

Site assessment

What is surveyed before a design is drawn

[PLACEHOLDER: 2–3 sentences — client to supply]

  • Roof structure and remaining membrane life
  • Load capacity and ballast or attachment method
  • Electrical service and switchgear capacity
  • Available interconnection capacity [VERIFY UTILITY]
  • Ground conditions and soil for pile design
  • Shading and array layout
  • Access for equipment
  • Agricultural sites: irrigation load profile, pump sizing and land use under the array
Flat commercial roof with membrane, parapet and HVAC units, no array installed

Interconnection and billing

Commercial interconnection is its own process

[PLACEHOLDER: 2–3 sentences — client to supply]

Export and billing

[NET METERING / EXPORT RATE — VERIFY CLIENT'S STATE AND UTILITY]

Interconnection

[INTERCONNECTION QUEUE / STUDY REQUIREMENTS — VERIFY UTILITY]

Incentives and programme status

[PLACEHOLDER — client's own current, verified incentive summary. Must be reviewed by their tax professional.]

[INCENTIVE — VERIFY CURRENT FEDERAL, STATE AND UTILITY STATUS AT BUILD TIME]

Incentives page

Selected projects

Case studies

Client names appear only with written permission. [CONFIRM — written permission to name]

Aerial view of a warehouse roof covered in solar modules beside a truck yardWarehouse & industrial

[PROJECT NAME OR "Confidential" — CONFIRM permission to name]

Site type
[SITE TYPE] · Warehouse roof
System size
[SYSTEM SIZE — CONFIRM]
Completion
[COMPLETION — CONFIRM]
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Stone-walled farm building with a solar array across its pitched roofAgricultural building

[PROJECT NAME OR "Confidential" — CONFIRM permission to name]

Site type
[SITE TYPE] · Barn roof
System size
[SYSTEM SIZE — CONFIRM]
Completion
[COMPLETION — CONFIRM]
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Aerial view of a ground-mount array in fenced farmlandGround mount

[PROJECT NAME OR "Confidential" — CONFIRM permission to name]

Site type
[SITE TYPE] · Open land
System size
[SYSTEM SIZE — CONFIRM]
Completion
[COMPLETION — CONFIRM]
View case study shell

Equipment and construction standards

Component lines

  • Meridian-C bifacial modulesSpecification [CONFIRM]
  • Coreline central inverterSpecification [CONFIRM]
  • Fieldset ballasted rackingSpecification [CONFIRM]
  • Pilehead driven-pier foundationSpecification [CONFIRM]
  • Canopyframe carport structureSpecification [CONFIRM]

[CONFIRM — client's actual equipment lines and any manufacturer certifications]

Safety and standards

EMR
[CONFIRM]
OSHA training
[CONFIRM]
Bonding capacity
[CONFIRM]
General liability limits
[CONFIRM]
Workers' comp
[CONFIRM]

Team

Project managers and crews

[PLACEHOLDER: 2–3 sentences — client to supply]

[NAME — CONFIRM][ROLE — CONFIRM]
[NAME — CONFIRM][ROLE — CONFIRM]
[NAME — CONFIRM][ROLE — CONFIRM]
[NAME — CONFIRM][ROLE — CONFIRM]

Responding to an RFP or bid package

Send the package. We'll price it.

[PLACEHOLDER: 2–3 sentences — client to supply]

What we need to price a job

  1. Utility bills for the last 12 months
  2. Roof drawings or as-builts
  3. Single-line diagram
  4. Site address and parcel number
  5. Preferred in-service date

Request a proposal

Tell us about the site

[PLACEHOLDER: 2–3 sentences — client to supply]

Ownership comes first: it decides who needs to sign off before a survey is worth scheduling.

  1. Site
  2. Electrical & utility
  3. Project & contact

Site

Site type
Do you own the property?
Approximate roof or land area

Electrical & utility

Average monthly electric bill

A range is all we need at this stage.

Type your utility's name — no preset list.
Service voltage
Existing solar on site?
Interested in battery storage?

Project & contact

Timeline
Financing interest
Is this an RFP or formal bid?
Decision process
Used for the service-area check.

Proposals and any modelled production figures are estimates based on site conditions and stated assumptions. They are not offers and not guarantees.

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