Commercial Solar Panels for Blackpool Businesses
Many Blackpool businesses use most of their electricity during the day, which can suit solar. This page covers what to consider for small businesses and industrial units.
Request a free, no-obligation quote and local installers can look at your roof and usage.
Daytime use and solar
Solar generates when it is light, so businesses that operate in daytime hours may use more of the power they generate on site. Look at when your usage peaks, and share that with the installer.
Small business and industrial roofs
Industrial units often have large, unobstructed roofs, while shops and offices may have limited or shared space. An installer will check roof condition, structure, access and any lease or landlord issues.
- Roof age and condition, since panels may outlast a worn roof.
- Structural capacity and fixing method.
- Landlord or lease permission if you rent.
- Your electricity supply and any network connection requirements.
Tax considerations
Business solar can have tax implications, which depend on your circumstances. Please take professional advice from an accountant or tax adviser before making a decision.
How much does it cost?
Commercial system costs depend on size, roof type, access and equipment, so they range widely. A survey is needed before an installer can provide a written quote.
Prices vary by property and installer. Your installer will confirm a written quote after a survey.
Common questions
Does solar suit my business?
It may, especially where most use is in daytime. A survey and your usage figures will show more.
Can I install solar if I rent?
You would normally need your landlord's permission, so check your lease early.
Are there tax benefits?
There may be, depending on your circumstances. Take professional tax advice.
Do you cover industrial units?
Yes. Quote requests for industrial and commercial roofs across the Fylde Coast are welcome.