Commercial solar.
Start with your business.

Connect the solar conversation to your business

An office, shop or institution has its own pattern of electricity use. Explain when the premises operate, how the space is used and which changes you are considering. These details give the technical discussion more context than a bill amount alone.

• Collect recent bills for the premises being assessed.
• Describe operating days, business hours and periods of higher use.
• Identify the person responsible for property access and project decisions.

Plan around a working property

Share access arrangements and any restrictions that need to be discussed before a visit. For leased or shared buildings, identify the relevant property contact. Any installation schedule, system design or financial proposal should be reviewed against the actual site and business requirements.

• Mention planned expansion or changes to equipment use.
• Prepare questions about site assessment, design review and installation coordination.
• Keep separate properties or electricity accounts clearly identified.

What to ask during your discussion

Ask which information is needed, what the assessment will cover and what will be confirmed in the next stage. Keep a note of open questions so you can review the proposed approach with the team.

What needs project-specific confirmation

Capacity, panel requirements, generation, suitability, installation timing and financial outcomes need technical review. Website examples and photographs should not be used as a specification for your property.