Operating hours
When you use power
Daytime lighting, cooling and equipment use help shape the assessment. Tell us about weekends, seasonal demand and evening operations.
Put your roof to work
Commercial solar,
for your business.
Plan commercial solar installation around the way your business uses electricity. SolarSky provides primarily on-grid solutions for shops, offices, schools, hospitals and hotels.
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Free site surveystart with your property and electricity use
A business decision, grounded in your site
Commercial rooftop solar starts with your working day.
Using solar electricity as it is generated can reduce electricity bought from the grid. The right design starts with how much power you use—and when.
Property suitability
Where solar can fit
Available roof or ground space, shading, safe access and permission to install all matter. A large roof alone does not determine system size.
Your quotation
What the proposal covers
Compare the equipment, installation scope, expected generation assumptions and ongoing care, alongside the quoted price.
How your business hours shape the system.
Shops and offices- An office with steady daytime use and a shop that is busiest in the evening can need different solar designs, even with similar bills. The hours your lighting, computers, cooling and refrigeration run matter.
Schools and colleges- Electricity use can change between teaching days, weekends and holidays. A design based only on a busy school day may not reflect how the building uses power across the year.
Hotels and hospitals- Buildings that operate around the clock need to account for daytime and night-time demand separately. Solar can serve daytime use; overnight supply and backup for essential equipment need their own assessment.
On-grid, with a clear purpose
Reduce grid use.
Plan backup separately.
On-grid solar works alongside your electricity connection. It is SolarSky’s main approach for commercial projects, with rooftop or ground-mounted layouts assessed for the property.
Panels generate DC electricity; a solar inverter converts it to AC for the building. Power used while solar is generating reduces grid imports. When generation is lower than demand, the grid supplies the difference.
Surplus electricity needs an agreed arrangement. Ask whether export is permitted and how it would be metered or credited for your connection. Net metering should be confirmed with the electricity provider, not assumed from a generic savings estimate.
A standard on-grid installation does not keep equipment running through a power cut. Critical loads, existing generators and any backup requirement need a separate discussion.
Discuss your business requirementsWhat to share before your survey
- Recent electricity billsUsage, connection details and seasonal changes.
- Business hours and equipmentOpening days, daytime loads and planned expansion.
- Site and access detailsAvailable space, roof ownership and access restrictions.
- Operational prioritiesCritical loads and suitable windows for site work.
Before you commit
A proposal you can evaluate.
The price, installation timeline and workmanship warranty depend on your site quotation. An itemised quote makes it easier to see what you are paying for: equipment, mounting, electrical work and taxes, along with the payment stages. Warranty providers, duration and exclusions also need to be clear before you agree.
Two proposals are easier to compare when they show system capacity, expected annual generation, how much solar electricity your business would use during the day, and what happens to any surplus. Savings estimates also depend on your usage and tariff, including any fixed or demand charges that remain. Before installation, agree on approval responsibilities, site access and any planned shutdown.
Review the solar panels and inverters proposed for your site. Equipment models, availability and warranty terms are confirmed in the quotation.
Request a Business AssessmentHandover and solar maintenance
Know what happens after switch-on.
SolarSky offers AMC, preventive maintenance, cleaning and repairs. Agree on the service scope and charges in your quotation, including who to contact if generation drops or an inverter shows a fault.
Confirm at handover
- Equipment and recordsKeep the final equipment list, warranty documents and applicable commissioning or metering records together.
- Monitoring accessAsk how to check generation, whether monitoring is included and who will respond to alerts.
- Care and site accessAgree who arranges cleaning, safe roof access and maintenance visits, and which services cost extra.
Before you decide
Questions from business owners.
Talk through your site with our team.
Agra office & directionsHow do I choose the right commercial solar system size?
Start with recent electricity bills and your daytime usage, then check usable space, shading, roof condition and connection requirements. Two businesses with similar monthly bills can need different designs if their operating hours differ. Ask how the proposed capacity accounts for quieter days and future equipment; a roof-size estimate alone is not a final recommendation.
What affects commercial solar installation cost?
System capacity, panel and inverter selection, mounting structure, roof condition, electrical work and site access affect the quotation. Ask which taxes, approvals and maintenance services are included. SolarSky prices each project after assessing the site; there is no single package price for every business.
Will on-grid solar keep my business running in a power cut?
A standard on-grid system does not provide backup during a grid outage. Tell us about critical equipment and any existing inverter or generator so compatibility and backup requirements can be assessed separately.
How much can my business save?
Savings depend on generation, when you use electricity, your tariff and the applicable metering arrangement. Ask for an estimate based on your bills and site, with the assumptions explained. There is no fixed saving or payback period for every business.
Can solar be installed on a rented property?
Discuss installation permission, the lease period, roof access and maintenance responsibilities with the property owner. Share these constraints before the site assessment.
Will installation interrupt our operations?
Access, electrical work and any required shutdowns need to be planned around your business. Ask for these details and the proposed schedule in your site-specific quotation; uninterrupted operation is not guaranteed.
What about approvals, metering and incentives?
The applicable process depends on your electricity connection, project and current requirements. Confirm approval responsibilities, metering arrangements and any eligible incentives in the proposal. Do not assume residential scheme benefits apply to a commercial connection.
What happens after installation?
SolarSky offers AMC, preventive maintenance, cleaning and repair services. Confirm the equipment and workmanship warranty, service scope and any separately chargeable maintenance in writing.
Start with a free site survey
Let’s talk about
your business.
Share your business type, district and electricity-use pattern. You do not need to choose a system capacity before contacting us. The team will confirm survey availability and timing with you.
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