Why solar fits
commercial buildings.
Daytime demand
Air conditioning and lighting drive most commercial electricity use, and both peak during working hours.
Common-area savings
Even a modest system can cover shared loads such as lifts, water pumps and corridor lighting.
A visible commitment
Tenants, patients, students and customers can see that the building takes energy seriously.
What we check
on a commercial roof.
Commercial roofs in Dhaka are rarely empty. The survey starts with what space is genuinely available.
Usable roof area
We map water tanks, lift machine rooms, AC condensers, access routes and any planned future use of the roof.
Raised structures
Where equipment covers the roof, panels can sit on a raised frame above it, keeping the roof usable underneath.
Height and wind
Taller buildings face stronger wind. Frames and fixings are designed for the building’s height and exposure.
Meters and connection
Buildings with a common-area meter and separate tenant meters need a clear plan for which loads solar will serve.
Owner and association consent
If the building has several owners or an owners’ association, their agreement is part of the plan from the start.
From a conversation
to a working solar system.
Listen & review
Share your site, electricity use and what you want solar to achieve for your business.
Survey & design
Assess the rooftop and develop a system plan around the site’s conditions.
Propose & agree
Review the equipment, installation scope, cost assumptions, warranties and support arrangements.
Install & support
Complete the agreed installation and handover, with a clear route to after-sales support.
Common
questions.
We rent the building. Can we still install solar?
Yes, with the owner’s consent. The proposal can be prepared so the owner can review the roof use, responsibilities and handover terms.
Our roof is small. Is it worth it?
Often yes, if the system is sized to a specific load such as lifts, pumps or common-area lighting. The survey shows what the roof can realistically supply.
Can we still use the roof after installation?
With a raised structure, much of the roof can stay usable for tanks, equipment and access.
What should we prepare for the first conversation?
Recent electricity bills (ideally the last 12 months), your sanctioned load, the site address and, if you have them, roof or building drawings. Photos of the roof also help.
Let’s talk
about your rooftop.
Tell us a little about your business and where you want to begin.
10/11 Wise Ghat Road, Patuatuli
Dhaka, Bangladesh