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Not a menu of technologies. These are the six problems clients keep arriving with, and what we do about each one.
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A homeowner drops a postcode. Within seconds you have a roof outline, pitch and azimuth per plane, shading losses through the year, a panel layout that respects vents and setbacks, and a priced proposal with the finance options attached.
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The unglamorous system that decides whether your operation scales. Quote to contract to install date to monitoring, with every party seeing exactly the slice they should — and nothing they shouldn't.
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Solar runs on data that arrives in awkward shapes: LiDAR tiles, aerial imagery, irradiance rasters, network operator boundaries, property and planning records. We build the pipelines that make those queryable in milliseconds, not minutes.
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Every hour your team spends re-typing a job into a second system is margin you already earned and gave back. We connect the systems you already pay for, and automate the handoffs between them.
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We use models where there's a measurable before and after — a task that took eleven minutes now takes forty seconds, with an accuracy number you can audit. Everywhere else, ordinary software is cheaper and more reliable, and we'll say so.
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You inherited a platform that half works, or an agency walked away mid-build. We start with a written audit: what's sound, what's disposable, what it costs to finish. Then you decide — with us or without us.
Questions we get
Yes. We're UK-based and most of our work is with UK installers, but solar software problems don't stop at the border. We work in English, invoice in GBP, EUR or USD, and schedule around your working day.
Often the best arrangement. We take a defined slice — usually the modelling, geospatial or data-heavy part — and work inside your repositories, your review process and your release cycle.
You do, from the first commit. It sits in your repository under your account. We'll also hand over architecture notes and runbooks so another team could pick it up without calling us.
Scoping usually begins within two weeks of a first call. Build work follows the scope, so a straightforward project is typically shipping something usable inside six to eight weeks.
That's common with energy providers. We'll build the solar and storage part properly and stay out of the rest — we'd rather do one thing well than pretend to cover your whole stack.
Start a project
A 30-minute call is usually enough to tell whether we can help. If we can't, we'll say so and point you somewhere better.