FERGUSON SOLAR / SERVICE GUIDE
Solar starts with
understanding your site.
A planning guide for homes, societies, commercial properties and industrial buildings. Discuss availability and scope for your site before committing.
Residential Solar
For independent homes, bungalows and housing societies exploring rooftop generation. Shared roofs need clarity on permissions, common-area loads and the electricity connection.
Before planning begins
- Recent electricity bills and daytime usage
- Usable roof area, shade and roof access
- Ownership or society permission
Scope to discuss
Discuss system layout, mounting, inverter location, cabling, protection and metering requirements.
Enquire about this serviceCommercial Solar
For offices, shops, schools and other commercial properties. Compare operating hours and seasonal consumption before selecting a system size.
Before planning begins
- Electricity bills and working hours
- Ownership or lease permissions
- Roof layout and planned building changes
Scope to discuss
Review daytime loads, roof access, electrical integration and the scope of work around business operations.
Enquire about this serviceIndustrial Solar
For factories, warehouses and industrial properties considering rooftop solar. System suitability depends on both structural conditions and the existing electrical infrastructure.
Before planning begins
- Consumption history and sanctioned load
- Shift patterns and major equipment loads
- Shed drawings and electrical information
Scope to discuss
Discuss structural review, load matching, equipment specifications, protection and applicable approvals.
Enquire about this serviceMaintenance & AMC
For owners seeking cleaning, inspection or a maintenance plan for an existing solar system. Confirm the equipment, access conditions and service scope before scheduling work.
Before planning begins
- System size, age and equipment details
- Generation history and fault messages
- Existing warranties and service records
Scope to discuss
Ask about inspection, safe cleaning, monitoring, reporting and exclusions. Never access an unsafe roof or open electrical equipment yourself.
Enquire about this serviceRead the proposal as carefully
as you choose the panels.
Ask for equipment make and model, quantities, mounting details, protection, taxes and exclusions. Confirm the responsibilities for permissions, metering, commissioning, documentation and maintenance. Warranties and schedules must be checked in the written proposal.