Frequently Asked Questions

Most residential installations are completed within a few days once the site survey and approvals are in place. Exact timelines depend on system size and paperwork — we'll give you a firm schedule after the site visit.

Solar panels need very little upkeep — periodic cleaning and an annual inspection are typically enough to keep a system performing well.

Yes, panels still generate some power in overcast or rainy conditions, though output is lower than on clear, sunny days.

Panels and inverters carry manufacturer warranties, and we support you with installation workmanship and warranty claims. Exact terms depend on the components selected for your system — we'll confirm these in your proposal.

In most cases, yes — systems can often be expanded later if your usage grows, subject to available roof space and inverter capacity.

Yes. We run two engineering lines: rooftop solar for homes, businesses and industry, and custom industrial automation. The automation side covers special purpose machines, conveyors and material handling, robotic cells and gantry systems — each built around a specific production step rather than sold from a catalogue.

A special purpose machine is built for one step of your process rather than adapted from a standard product — an assembly line station, a leak testing machine, a pressing or tightening system, or a drill and tap machine, for example. Because it is designed around how your line actually runs, every project starts by understanding that process before anything is designed.

Automotive, foundry and metal processing, electronics and electrical, consumer goods and appliances, aerospace, food and beverages, and general manufacturing. If your process isn't on that list it's still worth a conversation — most of what we build is one-off.