We are a UK commercial solar specialist focused on warehouses, distribution centres, and the wider logistics estate. We design, fund, and install rooftop solar PV for distribution operators, 3PL companies, and the institutional landlords who own their buildings. We work across England, Wales, and the major logistics corridors, from last-mile depots through to multi-megawatt port and inland-port warehouses.
Why we focus on distribution centres
Most solar installers are generalists who will fit panels on anything from a house to a factory. We made a deliberate choice to specialise, because a distribution centre is not a big house and the things that go wrong on a logistics roof are specific. Sprinkler clearances, insurer pre-design review, wind loading on a high clear-span roof, the lease consent dance between tenant and institutional landlord, and the half-hourly load profile of a 24-hour pick-and-despatch operation are all things a generalist tends to learn at your expense. We have built our whole business around getting them right the first time.
The opportunity is also simply enormous. UK warehouses and distribution centres represent over 600 million square feet of roof, the largest single underused renewable resource in the country, and almost none of it is generating electricity. Solving that for one sector, properly, is more useful than doing a passable job across twenty.
Our team and track record
Our delivery team combines MCS-certified commercial installation engineers, in-house structural and electrical design, and project managers who understand how a working warehouse runs. We have delivered installs across the full range of the sector: distribution centres, fulfilment centres, cold-chain facilities, last-mile depots, and port warehouses. We have worked above fully running 24-hour operations without taking a building offline, and we have delivered installs in peak season when a client insisted, with no impact on despatch.
We are model-driven rather than sales-driven. Every proposal starts with your half-hourly meter data, not a guess from the floor area, and every yield forecast comes from PVSyst modelling that we stand behind. On the location pages of this site you will find worked examples of the kind of projects we deliver, from a 900 kW Park Royal distribution centre to a 1.8 MW array at iPort Doncaster, with the real generation, self-consumption, and payback figures behind each.
Accreditations you can verify
We hold every certification a UK commercial solar installer should hold, and each one can be checked against the issuing body rather than taken on trust. We are MCS-certified for commercial installation, NICEIC-registered, members of RECC, and TrustMark-licensed. We carry ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001 for quality, environment, and health and safety, and we are a member of Solar Energy UK. The full list with verification links is below. If an installer cannot point you to a live verification for each claim, treat it as a red flag.
Independent, transparent, and honest about fit
We are independent of any panel or inverter manufacturer, so we specify the right tier-1 equipment for your site rather than whatever we are incentivised to push. Our proposals are fixed-price, with the structural survey, grid connection, access, and warranty all itemised, so there are no surprises once work starts. And we will tell you if your site does not suit solar. An asbestos roof at end of life, a badly constrained grid connection, or a load profile that simply will not self-consume enough are all reasons we may advise against a project or recommend a re-roof first. We would rather walk away from a job that will not deliver than damage our reputation on a bad install.
Insurance-backed warranty
Every installation is covered by an insurance-backed workmanship warranty of 10 years through an IWA-registered scheme, which protects you even in the unlikely event the installer is no longer trading. That sits alongside the manufacturer warranties on the panels, typically a 25-year performance warranty on tier-1 modules, and the inverter warranties. For a distribution operator making a six or seven-figure capital decision on a 25-year asset, that layered cover matters.
What our customers say
Our reputation is built on referrals from logistics operators and the landlords we work with, and we hold strong verified review scores across the standard platforms. Rather than quote a number that could be out of date the moment it is published, we are happy to share current references and reviews relevant to your sector and project size when you get in touch. Several of our distribution-centre arrays now appear in our clients' own customer audit packs as documented Scope 2 evidence, which we take as the most meaningful endorsement of all.