Retail Solar Panel Installationsfor Stores and Multi-Site Estates

Most commercial systems we fit work out at £600 to £900 per kWp installed, and the price per kWp drops as the system gets bigger. A typical 50kWp supermarket roof, the size we fit on Aldi stores, would land roughly between £30,000 and £45,000. We give you a fixed figure after a free survey of the roof and your half-hourly electricity data.

No. Every retail job we have done was installed with the store trading, including the 350kWp array on B&Q at Cribbs Causeway. We plan access, deliveries and any electrical changeover around your trading hours, and most switchover work is done early or late so customers never notice.

Yes, that is most of our retail work. We have fitted around 40 Aldi stores, 11 Sainsbury's stores in one programme, 10 Tesco stores and 6 Lok'nStore sites. You get one survey method, one design standard, one point of contact and reporting store by store.

Usually, yes, but you will need the landlord's consent and the lease should say who owns the panels and what happens at the end of the term. We can provide the roof survey, structural information and drawings your landlord or their agent will ask for.

Yes. Each site is a separate connection, so each needs its own application to the local network operator under G98 or G99, depending on system size. We handle every application, the witness testing and the paperwork for each store.

Yes. We install commercial EV charging as well as solar, so we can plan both together and size the supply once. Our work includes a 21-bay workplace charging install for Iceland Foods at their Deeside head office.