Solar panels for hospitalitythat work hardest in peak season

It depends on roof space, system size, battery storage and whether you add carports or EV charging. Your tailored proposal sets out the cost next to projected savings. You can buy outright or finance the system, with repayments that can be covered by the savings.

Often, yes, but it may need planning permission or listed building consent. We look at less visible roof slopes, outbuildings, ground-mount or carports, and handle the application for you.

Solar PV generates electricity, so it powers pool pumps, filtration, ventilation and any electric or heat pump heating. It doesn’t heat water directly like solar thermal, but on-site generation can noticeably cut pool running costs.

We plan work for quieter periods where we can, keep entrances, terraces and parking clear, and agree working hours with you. Any electrical switchover is short and scheduled in advance.

If your bar, restaurant or events trade peaks in the evening, a battery is worth modelling. It stores surplus daytime solar and releases it later, so you use more of what you generate.

Grant schemes change, so we won’t build them into your numbers unless they’re confirmed. Surplus power can earn payments through the Smart Export Guarantee, and capital allowances may apply, so speak to your accountant.

Panels are typically warranted for around 25 years. Our monitoring and operations and maintenance service keep them working hard for venues in Norfolk, Suffolk and across the UK.