Independent Surveying For Commercial Renewable Energy

Professional site surveys for businesses, contractors and renewable energy providers, gathering the accurate site information required to support quotation, detailed system design and installation planning.

We carry out independent surveys for EV charging, Solar PV and Battery Storage, delivering clear, professional survey information that can be taken forward by your chosen installer, contractor, designer or project team.

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Clear Site Information For Your Project

A technician wearing a white safety helmet and yellow safety vest stands outside of a modern, glass-fronted building with green trees and electric vehicle charging stations. The technician is holding a tablet and appears to be inspecting or monitoring the site.

Our commercial surveys gather the relevant property information, measurements, photographs, proposed equipment locations, potential routes, access requirements and site constraints required to support the next stages of your renewable-energy project.

Following the survey, you’ll receive a clear survey report that can be taken forward by the relevant project teams.

What We Survey

Diagram of an electric vehicle charging station with labeled features including parking layout, proposed charger locations, measurements and distances, electrical supply and intake info, potential cable routes, site constraints, and cable routing.
A building with solar panels installed on the roof, which is surrounded by trees and a fence. The image includes labels pointing to different features: roof/installation area, roof dimensions and orientation, existing electrical information, access requirements, potential equipment locations, potential cable routes, and site constraints.
Diagram of a commercial battery storage system with labels pointing to key components: proposed battery location, measurements and clearances, potential cable routes, access requirements, site constraints, existing electrical information

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