Solar for Building Owners

Solar can significantly reduce your electricity costs, stabilize long-term energy expenses, and help meet sustainability goals. In many cases, businesses can access solar through no-capex options like Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), meaning you get the benefits without upfront investment.

A PPA is a financing structure where a third party installs and maintains the solar system on your roof, and you agree to purchase the electricity it generates at a fixed rate—typically lower than your utility rate—for a set term (usually 15–25 years). It’s a great option if you want cost savings without owning the system.

Not necessarily. If you choose a PPA or lease structure, there’s often no upfront cost. If your business prefers to own the system outright, we can guide you through that process too, including available tax credits and incentives.

Our team will evaluate your facility to determine if it’s suitable for solar. If structural upgrades or roof replacement are needed, we’ll advise you before moving forward. In some cases, these costs can be rolled into the project financing or handled during installation.

We (or our operations partner) are responsible for maintaining the system throughout the agreement term. You won’t have to manage the equipment—we handle performance monitoring, maintenance, and service.

No. Solar installations are typically low-impact, with all work taking place on the roof. We coordinate installation to minimize disruption, and once operational, the system runs silently and automatically.

Solar agreements are typically transferable to the next property owner or tenant. We’ll help structure your contract to support flexibility in the event of a sale, relocation, or lease change.

We’ll work with you to accommodate HVAC units, vents, or future rooftop needs. During the design phase, we plan around critical roof zones and access pathways to maintain full functionality.

It starts with a quick evaluation of your facility and energy use. We’ll provide a custom proposal outlining your options—including estimated savings, financing structure, and system specs. From there, we handle permitting, construction, interconnection, and ongoing maintenance.