Our work
The work we take on
Solar is not one job repeated. A dairy shed, a factory roof and a period townhouse each pose a different problem — this page shows the kinds of work we do, with documented projects to follow as customers agree to be featured.
- Domestic, commercial & farm
- Midlands and nationwide
- In-house crews

Accredited & registeredIn business 13 years
SEAI Registered
Safe Electric
Solar Ireland Member- Athlone Chamber Member
- Based in AthloneTrading since 2013
The work we do
The four kinds of project we take on
We are in the process of documenting recent installations properly — with the customer's permission and with figures we can stand over. Rather than fill this page with generic stock photography and invented numbers in the meantime, here is an honest description of the work, and the clients who have put their name to it.
Domestic
Rooftop systems on everything from period town properties to modern estate housing and one-off rural builds, frequently with battery storage and EV charging.
Learn moreCommercial & industrial
Large-roof arrays on manufacturing, warehousing and light-industrial units where a steady daytime load means high on-site self-consumption.
Learn moreAgricultural
Shed-mounted and ground-mounted systems on dairy and drystock holdings, designed around parlour, cooling and pumping loads and supported through TAMS.
Learn moreCommunity & public
Clubs, community facilities and public-sector buildings, where grant support under the non-domestic scheme is often particularly valuable.
Learn more
Want to see a real one?
The most useful thing we can offer is a conversation with someone who already has a system like the one you are considering. Ask us and we will put you in touch with a previous customer with a comparable property — a farm, a factory roof, or a house the same age as yours.
Clients
Organisations that have put their name to our work
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Your building could be the next one
Book a free site survey and we will tell you honestly what is possible on your roof — and what it would take.







