Solar, designed around the building.

From a single family home to an industrial roof, we engineer systems that fit the architecture, match how you actually use power, and keep working for decades.

Courtyard house in Muthaiga at dusk with an integrated solar array on its pitched tile roof

Contemporary pitched-roof home in Nairobi with an all-black solar array set flush on the roof

Residential solar

Rooftop systems drawn to the architecture of the house.

We start from the roof plan, not a product catalogue. Array layout follows the roof's geometry and sight lines, cable routes are concealed, and the inverter and protection gear live in a properly ventilated, labelled space. The house should look as considered after installation as it did before.

Suited to

Private residences, new builds and major renovations

What’s included

Roof and load survey
Array layout drawn to the roof plan
Concealed cable routes
Commissioning and handover pack

Aerial view of a warehouse roof covered in ordered rows of solar panels near Nairobi

Commercial & industrial

Rooftop and ground-mount systems sized to how a business actually draws power.

Offices, warehouses, factories and retail buildings have load profiles with peaks, shifts and seasonal patterns. We size against measured consumption, design for safe roof access and maintenance walkways, and plan installation around your operations so work never stops for ours.

Suited to

Offices, warehouses, factories, retail and hospitality

What’s included

Consumption analysis from bills and metering
Structural review of roofs
Phased installation around operations
Monitoring and reporting

Kenyan electrical engineer with a tablet beside wall-mounted hybrid inverters in a plant room

Hybrid systems

Solar, grid and generator working as one, switching without you noticing.

A hybrid system decides, moment to moment, where power should come from: the sun, stored energy, the grid or a generator. We configure the priorities around what matters to you, whether that is lower bills, uninterrupted backup or both.

Suited to

Homes and businesses that need power through outages

What’s included

Hybrid inverter design and configuration
Generator and grid integration
Essential-load circuits
Remote monitoring

Minimal plant room with white battery cabinets, inverters and neatly dressed cable trays

Battery storage & backup

Quiet, stored power for the evening, the outage and the night.

Battery storage carries your solar into the evening and keeps essential circuits running when the grid drops. We specify chemistry and capacity against your actual loads, and house the system in a clean, ventilated space that is as orderly as the rest of the building.

Suited to

Residences, clinics, offices and anywhere downtime costs

What’s included

Backup load assessment
Battery sizing and specification
Plant room layout and ventilation
Safe isolation and labelling

Solar water heating

Hot water from the roof, plumbed as carefully as the rest of the house.

Solar water heating is one of the most direct ways to cut a building's electricity use. We size collectors and storage to the household or facility, insulate every run and integrate with existing plumbing and backup heating.

Suited to

Homes, apartments, hotels, schools and hospitals

What’s included

Hot-water demand sizing
Collector and tank placement
Insulated pipework
Backup element integration

Ground-mounted solar array beside a borehole and drip-irrigated crops on a Laikipia farm

Solar water pumping

Boreholes and irrigation that run on daylight, not diesel.

For farms, estates and institutions, solar pumping moves water from borehole to tank or field without fuel runs. Paired with an elevated steel tower, it stores water by day and delivers it by gravity whenever it is needed.

Suited to

Farms, estates, schools and remote facilities

What’s included

Borehole and head assessment
Pump and array sizing
Controls and protection
Integration with storage towers

Technician inspecting a rooftop solar array with a handheld thermal camera

Maintenance & upgrades

Inspection, cleaning, monitoring and thoughtful expansion over the life of the system.

A solar system is long-lived infrastructure. We inspect, clean, test and monitor installations, including systems we did not build, and plan upgrades such as added storage or capacity when your needs change.

Suited to

Owners of new and existing systems

What’s included

Scheduled inspections
Thermal and electrical testing
Cleaning and performance checks
Expansion planning

An architect and an engineer reviewing roof plans and an energy layout in a Nairobi studio

Energy assessment

An honest look at how a building uses power, before anyone talks about panels.

Every engagement can begin with an assessment: consumption, roof, structure, shading and goals. You receive clear findings and options. Sometimes the right answer is efficiency first, a smaller system, or no system at all, and we will say so.

Suited to

Anyone considering solar or backup power

What’s included

Site and roof survey
Bill and load analysis
Shading review
Written recommendations

How a hybrid system fits together.

Select a component to see what it does. Every system we design is drawn like this first, specific to your building, before anything is ordered.

Modules on engineered racking, laid out to the roof's geometry, orientation and shading. This is where the day's energy comes from.
The system's brain. It converts solar DC to household AC and decides, moment to moment, whether power comes from the sun, the battery, the grid or a generator.
Stores surplus daytime energy for the evening and keeps essential circuits running when the grid fails.
Lighting, refrigeration, security, connectivity and pumps on a protected circuit, so what matters stays on.
Kept as backups rather than primary sources. The inverter brings them in only when the sun and storage cannot cover demand.

Before you decide.

Straight answers to what people usually ask us first.

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How do you decide what size of system I need?

From your consumption, not your roof area. We review bills or metering data, survey the loads you want backed up and look at how your usage moves through the day. The system is sized to that, with the reasoning written down for you.

Will a solar system keep my power on during an outage?

A grid-tied system on its own will not. A hybrid system with battery storage will keep the circuits you choose running when the grid fails. We help you decide which loads those should be.

Can you work with my architect or contractor?

Yes, and we prefer to be involved early. Array layout, cable routes, plant room space and roof penetrations are far better designed in than added after.

Do you service systems you did not install?

Yes. We start with an inspection and testing, then give you an honest report on condition, safety and performance before recommending any work.

What does an assessment involve?

A site visit to survey the roof, structure, shading, electrical installation and loads, followed by written findings and options. Request one through our contact page.