A system sized off a generic package underperforms or overspends. We design around your actual site and load.
No two roofs, loads, or budgets are the same. Before we propose a system size, we study your actual consumption, roof geometry, orientation, and shading — then design a layout, string configuration, and equipment list that fits your site specifically.
A visual layout of panel placement across your roof or site.
The electrical schematic showing how the system connects, for your records and any DISCO paperwork.
The exact panels, inverter, batteries, cables, and breakers specified for your system.
An expected output estimate based on your site's orientation and shading conditions.
Yes — you receive the layout drawing, single-line diagram, and equipment list before any installation work begins, so you can review and approve the design first.
A standard package assumes a generic roof and load. A custom design is built from your actual consumption data, roof geometry, orientation, and shading — so the system is sized and laid out specifically for your site.
We factor shading into the layout and string design from the start, and in cases of significant shading may recommend power optimizers or microinverters, or an elevated structure instead.
We can account for future expansion in the initial design where feasible — worth mentioning during the consultation if it's something you're considering.
