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Every roof type
Trapezoidal metal, standing seam, flat and tiled roofs. We design fixings and layouts to suit your structure, with ground-mount where roof space runs out.
Commercial solar panelsbuilt around your business
Commercial solar panels that cut your energy costs, designed and installed by an accredited team. Buy outright or finance, with every figure modelled for your site.
MCS certified installerAccreditedMCS · NICEIC · TSI
TechnologySolarEdge optimisers
Pay your wayOutright or finance
Why Pink Renewables
Why businesses choose our commercial solar installers
We handle solar for business from first survey to long-term aftercare. One team, one point of contact, and a system designed around how your site really uses power.
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Proposals built on your data
Projected generation, savings, payback and a 25-year cash flow, all modelled from your usage and your site. No generic estimates.
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Fully accredited installer
MCS certified, NICEIC Approved Contractor and Trading Standards Approved Code, with SolarEdge inverter and optimiser technology.
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Buy outright or finance
Own the system from day one or spread the cost. Finance repayments can be covered by your savings, and we compare both options side by side.
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Solar, battery and EV
Add battery storage to use more of your own power, plus EV charging and solar carports, all designed as one joined-up system.
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Aftercare that lasts
Operations and maintenance, plus energy monitoring, keep your system performing and flag any issue early, long after handover.
How solar works
Shield your businessagainst rising energy costs.
Generate power on your roof, store what you don’t use, and buy far less electricity from the grid.
Right now
8%of your power bought from the grid*
Solar 92%Battery 0%Grid 8%
Your panels power the building. Spare energy charges the battery, and any surplus goes back to the grid.
*Illustrative energy mix. Actual generation, storage and use vary by site.
+£642,030Projected 25-year saving · Hengistfield, 78 kWp
End-to-end service
Solar panels for business, handled end to end
From the first site assessment to grid approval, installation and monitoring, we manage every stage. You get one team accountable for design, paperwork and performance. Each proposal compares buying outright with finance, and solar-only with solar plus battery, so you can decide with clear numbers in front of you.
- Site assessment and bespoke system design
- DNO grid application (G98 or G99) handled for you
- Installation by our accredited team
- Monitoring and maintenance after handover
CASE STUDIES
Care homes and commercial sites across the South East, now generating their own clean power. Savings shown are 25-year projections.
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Lulworth Care Home
Maidstone / Kent
25-YEAR SAVINGS
+£268,887
SYSTEM
38.72 kWp
02
Hengistfield
Sittingbourne / Kent
25-YEAR SAVINGS
+£642,030
SYSTEM
78 kWp
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Sonya Lodge
Willingham / Kent
25-YEAR SAVINGS
+£314,224
SYSTEM
41.36 kWp
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St Winifreds
Deal / Kent
25-YEAR SAVINGS
+£296,243
SYSTEM
53.68 kWp
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Meyer House
Erith / Kent
25-YEAR SAVINGS
+£479,261
SYSTEM
64.24 kWp
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Princess Christian
Woking / Surrey
25-YEAR SAVINGS
+£742,824
SYSTEM
64.24 kWp
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Lower costs
Cut energy bills and protect against rising prices.
Energy security
Generate your own power and reduce reliance on the grid.
Measurable impact
Track performance, savings and carbon reduction.
One accountable partner
From first survey to live system, we’re with you all the way.
Your business. Powered by solar.
Two ways to pay. See how the savings build up over time.
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Energy savings each yearRepayments each year
At installation
£0cash saved so far, after repayments*
No upfront cost. Your savings cover the repayments from month one.
Energy savings£12,000/mo
Repayments, years 1 to 5−£6,000/mo
Cash flow, years 1 to 5+£6,000/mo
*Before running costs. Illustrative example only, not a quote. Savings vary over time. Finance available to business customers only, subject to status and lender approval.
How it works
From consultation to clean power
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Consultation & survey
We learn how your site uses energy, review your bills and inspect your roof or land to see what solar can achieve.
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Design & approvals
You get a tailored proposal with projected savings and payback. Once approved, we handle the DNO application and planning checks.
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Installation
Our accredited team installs, tests and commissions your system, planned around your operations to keep disruption low.
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Aftercare
Monitoring and maintenance keep your system performing, with our team on hand for support long after switch-on.
Clear numbers. Confident decisions.
01Your solar proposal
FAQs
Commercial solar panels: your questions answered
Straight answers to the questions we’re asked most. Pick a question to read the answer.
Most businesses with a sound roof or spare land and steady daytime energy use are good candidates. We look at roof type, orientation, shading and your consumption pattern. A site assessment confirms suitability and sizes the system to your demand.
Cost depends on system size, roof type, whether you add battery storage and how complex the grid connection is. Rather than quote a generic figure, we model your site and give you a tailored proposal. It sets the investment alongside projected savings, payback and a 25-year cash flow.
Surplus power you export can earn payments through the Smart Export Guarantee (SEG). Businesses may also be able to claim capital allowances on the investment, so speak to your accountant about your position. Other schemes change over time, and we’ll flag anything relevant in your proposal.
Panels are usually warranted for around 25 years and often keep generating beyond that. Inverters may need replacing during the system’s life. Our operations and maintenance and energy monitoring services help keep output high and catch any issue early.
Every kWh you generate and use on site replaces electricity from the grid, cutting the emissions linked to your power use. The saving depends on how much your system generates. Your proposal includes projected annual generation, so you can see the likely impact on your carbon reporting.
Yes. The system connects to your existing supply, so your site uses solar power first and draws from the grid only when it needs more. We handle the DNO application (G98 or G99) so the connection is approved. Surplus power can be exported or stored in a battery.
Most commercial rooftop systems fall under permitted development, so planning permission isn’t usually needed. Listed buildings, conservation areas and larger ground-mounted arrays may need consent. We check this early and manage any application as part of the project.
Payback depends on your energy use, system size and how much power you use on site. Across our projects, projected payback ranges from around 3 years at Pink Group Holdings in Gorleston to 4–5 years at Hengistfield in Kent. We’ll model your own payback and 25-year savings in your proposal.
Is my business suitable for commercial solar panels?
Most businesses with a sound roof or spare land and steady daytime energy use are good candidates. We look at roof type, orientation, shading and your consumption pattern. A site assessment confirms suitability and sizes the system to your demand.
How much do commercial solar panels cost?
Cost depends on system size, roof type, whether you add battery storage and how complex the grid connection is. Rather than quote a generic figure, we model your site and give you a tailored proposal. It sets the investment alongside projected savings, payback and a 25-year cash flow.
Are there grants or incentives for solar panels for business?
Surplus power you export can earn payments through the Smart Export Guarantee (SEG). Businesses may also be able to claim capital allowances on the investment, so speak to your accountant about your position. Other schemes change over time, and we’ll flag anything relevant in your proposal.
How long do commercial solar panels last, and what aftercare do you offer?
Panels are usually warranted for around 25 years and often keep generating beyond that. Inverters may need replacing during the system’s life. Our operations and maintenance and energy monitoring services help keep output high and catch any issue early.
How much carbon will solar save my business?
Every kWh you generate and use on site replaces electricity from the grid, cutting the emissions linked to your power use. The saving depends on how much your system generates. Your proposal includes projected annual generation, so you can see the likely impact on your carbon reporting.
Will solar work with my existing electricity supply?
Yes. The system connects to your existing supply, so your site uses solar power first and draws from the grid only when it needs more. We handle the DNO application (G98 or G99) so the connection is approved. Surplus power can be exported or stored in a battery.
Do I need planning permission for commercial solar?
Most commercial rooftop systems fall under permitted development, so planning permission isn’t usually needed. Listed buildings, conservation areas and larger ground-mounted arrays may need consent. We check this early and manage any application as part of the project.
How quickly do commercial solar panels pay for themselves?
Payback depends on your energy use, system size and how much power you use on site. Across our projects, projected payback ranges from around 3 years at Pink Group Holdings in Gorleston to 4–5 years at Hengistfield in Kent. We’ll model your own payback and 25-year savings in your proposal.
Still have a question?Talk to our team. No pressure, just straight answers. hello@pinkrenewables.co.uk
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