About Commercial Solar London
A London-specific commercial solar resource, because the capital's projects don't behave like the national average — and shouldn't be sold as if they do.
Why London-only focus matters
Commercial solar in London runs through different machinery: UK Power Networks rather than a rural DNO, borough planning departments with conservation areas and protected views, leases and service charges on most of the building stock, and delivery logistics that involve parking suspensions and crane slots rather than an empty yard. Generalist installers learn these things on your project; this site exists so the learning is already done. Everything here — planning, UKPN connections, capital-specific pricing, sector guidance — is written for the city the project will actually be built in.
How we work
Form-first and evidence-first. Projects start with a written desk feasibility built from your half-hourly meter data: modelled system size, yield, self-consumption, indicative London pricing, a planning designation screen and a UKPN headroom read. No site visit is needed for that first pass, and nobody cold-calls you — the process runs in writing from the quote form onwards. If the desk numbers clear your hurdle rate, a structural and electrical survey converts them into a fixed price against a written scope. If your roof is too small, too shaded or too constrained, the feasibility says exactly that.
Delivery standards
Installation work arranged through this site is delivered by MCS-certified commercial teams with NICEIC-registered electrical contractors, RECC-aligned sales practice and insurance-backed workmanship warranties. Design follows lender conventions: PVSyst-class yield modelling shared in full, G99 applications handled and witnessed with UKPN, structural sign-off on every roof, and handover packs complete enough that any competent O&M provider could take over on day one. The standards are unremarkable in well-run commercial construction; in solar sales they are, regrettably, a differentiator.
What we won't do
No invented grants — there is no general commercial solar grant in 2026 and we say so plainly. No payback promises built from national averages when your half-hourly data exists. No "sign this week" pricing theatre. And no pretending the London premium doesn't exist: access and logistics cost real money here, the costs page itemises it, and the capital's power prices pay it back.
Operator and contact
This site is operated by SEO Dons Ltd, 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London WC2H 9JQ (Company No. 16766013), as part of a network of specialist UK solar resources — the footer links the sector and national sites. Corrections, data challenges and project enquiries alike: info@commercialsolarlondon.co.uk. We respond within one working day.