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Commercial & multi-site
408 commercial projects and 53.4 MW built to date. The hard part of portfolio work is never the racking. It is running the same scope across dozens of jurisdictions, utilities and site managers without a single location losing a day of business.
Who we build for
A 98 kW storage roof and a 500 kW big-box roof are not the same job twice. Here is what we have actually built, and what made each program work.
Extra Space Storage
National account
Ballasted rooftop arrays across storage facilities, sized to carry the site's own load: lighting, gate motors and climate-controlled buildings. No roof penetrations, and no impact on the existing membrane warranty.
Walmart
Big-box retail
Large-format rooftop arrays staged around store hours. Crews work overnight windows and clear the lot before the morning rush, with utility interconnection coordinated store by store.
School districts
Public & bond-funded
Roof and canopy arrays built to public procurement rules and the school calendar. Work is scheduled into summer and break windows, with production dashboards a district can put in front of a board or a classroom.
Capabilities
Design, engineering, installation and commissioning stay in-house, which is why the schedule holds when a portfolio runs across several states at once.
Non-penetrating racking on TPO and EPDM, engineered to the roof's load capacity and wind zone.
Steel carport structures that generate power and cover the lot, wired for chargers underneath.
Level 2 banks and DC fast charging, including the service upgrade and utility make-ready paperwork.
Application, study responses and PTO chased utility by utility. This is the step that actually sets your in-service date.
Roof age, structural capacity, load profile and utility rules scored across every site on your list.
Two or three buildings built first to lock the scope, the drawing set and the real per-site cost.
Repeatable crews and a fixed construction sequence, tracked site by site against one schedule.
Commissioning, production reporting and an O&M agreement that names a person, not a queue.
Built to be inherited
Same equipment platform, same labeling standard, same as-built package handed over at commissioning. It is why our own crews can show up at a site they have not touched since 2019 and know the system cold, and why we can take over arrays other contractors abandoned.
See the O&M program →| As-built drawing set | PDF + DWG |
|---|---|
| Commissioning report | String-level |
| Equipment serial register | CSV |
| Monitoring credentials | Owner-held |
| Warranty documents | Mfr + workmanship |
| Utility PTO letter | Per site |
We will score every building for roof capacity, load profile and utility rules, and tell you which ones are worth building before you commit to anything.