Solar that answers to your P&L.

Warehouses, plazas, restaurants, and light industrial buildings around Tampa Bay. We read the interval data before we design anything, so the array targets the part of the bill that actually hurts.

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Demand

Charge modeling

In-house

Licensed crews

3-phase

Interconnection

What's included.

We model commercial load profiles — demand charges, time-of-use windows, and interval data — then design an array your operations team can actually live with.

Interval data analysis

We pull your usage intervals and rate schedule to see where demand charges and time-of-use pricing are really landing.

Roof, ground, or carport

Ballasted low-slope racking, standing-seam clamps, ground mounts, or parking canopies — chosen by structure, not by catalog.

Structural and electrical review

Engineered load letters, service capacity checks, and three-phase interconnection design before anything gets ordered.

Permitting and PTO

County permitting, fire access pathways, utility application, and permission to operate — tracked to completion by one point of contact.

Questions, answered.

How big a building do you work on?

From a single-tenant plaza to multi-building light industrial. If the roof or the parking lot has room, we will model it.

Will you work around our operations?

Yes. Staging, roof access, and any electrical shutdowns get scheduled around your hours before work starts.

Can you do the roof too?

We do. If the roof will not outlive the array, we will price the re-roof and the solar together so it is done once.

Project profiles

What these projects look like.

Representative commercial solar scopes from around Tampa Bay — the constraint, the call we made, and what it changed. Details are generalized; every building gets its own model.

Hillsborough County

Distribution warehouse

Ballasted low-slope rooftop array

The constraint: Summer demand charges were driving the bill, and the membrane roof could not take penetrations.
What we did: Interval data pointed at weekday afternoon peaks, so we ballasted a rooftop array over the conditioned side of the building and kept fire access pathways clear for inspection.

Weekday peak
Production aligned to load
Zero
Roof penetrations
One trade
Roof + electrical in house

Pinellas County

Retail plaza

Multi-tenant rooftop with separate meters

The constraint: Several tenant meters and one landlord meter made it unclear who the array should serve.
What we did: We mapped each meter against its rate schedule, sized production to the landlord's common-area load first, and left racking capacity for a second phase.

Per-meter
Rate analysis before design
Phase two
Expansion left in place
No downtime
Tenants stayed open

Pasco County

Light industrial shop

Three-phase service with carport canopy

The constraint: The existing service had no headroom for a backfeed breaker, and the roof was near end of life.
What we did: We upgraded the three-phase service, moved the array to a parking canopy instead of the aging roof, and scheduled the shutdown outside production hours.

Off-hours
Shutdown scheduling
Carport
Roof replacement avoided
Single POC
Permit through PTO

Not sure yet?

Answer a few quick questions first.

Roof age, goals, and timeline decide whether this service is the right first move. Your answers ride along to the form below.

Question 1 of 5

Do you own the property?

Permits and incentives run through the owner.

Start with a walkthrough.

Tell us about the property and we'll come look. If commercial solar isn't the right move yet, we'll say so.

Where we work

Commercial Solar out of our Tampa base, across Tampa Bay and Central Florida. Pick your city for local permitting, utility, and roof notes.

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