Solar panels can cut daytime electricity costs for Scottish businesses that use power during working hours. Capital allowances may let you offset the cost against profits, so check with your accountant. We carry out a site survey and send a written, no-obligation quote. We install through MCS-certified partners.
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Businesses that use electricity during the working day are often well suited to rooftop or ground-mounted solar, because much of the power is used on site as it is generated. Offices, workshops, warehouses, shops, farms and public buildings across Scotland can all be assessed. A site survey looks at roof structure, orientation, shading and your daytime demand.
A commercial battery can store solar power for later in the day, help manage demand peaks and work with time-of-use tariffs. Sizing depends on your load profile, which the survey team reviews using meter data or half-hourly records where they are available.
Larger systems may need approval from the local distribution network operator before connection, and some sites need planning consent. We explain what applies to your site and build those steps into the programme so the timescale is realistic.
Installation is scheduled to limit disruption to staff, customers, livestock or production. Access, scaffolding, isolation of electrics and safe working areas are agreed in advance, and the team keeps you updated throughout.
You receive a written, no-obligation proposal setting out the equipment, the expected generation in kWh, the electrical work and the programme. Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status. We install through MCS-certified partners.
We arrange surveys and installations for homes and businesses from the Borders and Dumfries and Galloway to Fife, Tayside, Aberdeenshire, the Highlands and the central belt. Our team is based in Scotland, so we understand the housing stock here, from sandstone tenements and granite terraces to harled cottages, former council homes and new builds. Weather, exposure and roof type all shape how a system is designed and fitted, and these are considered from the first conversation.
We do not quote standard figures for every home, because results depend on your roof, your electricity use and your tariff. Instead, your written quote explains the expected generation or storage in kWh and the assumptions behind it, so you can check them or ask questions. There is no pressure to proceed and no obligation. If something would not suit your property, we will say so plainly. We install through MCS-certified partners, and the documents you receive after installation explain your warranties.
Twelve months of electricity bills or half-hourly data, roof drawings if you have them, and details of your opening hours. This lets us match generation to your daytime use in the written proposal.
Most of the work happens on the roof, and the final connection is usually done in a short planned shutdown. We agree the schedule with you in advance to suit trading hours.
Solar equipment may qualify for capital allowances, letting a business offset some of the cost against taxable profits. Rules depend on your circumstances, so confirm the position with your accountant before deciding.
Call 0141 230 0198 or request a written, no-obligation quote. Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status.