A ground mount solar array under installation
For properties with available land or a roof that isn't suited to solar, a ground mount array delivers the same production with more flexibility in orientation.
Ground mount solar is a strong option when a roof is shaded, structurally unsuited for panels, or too small for the system size you need. It is also common on larger rural and commercial properties where available land outweighs rooftop space.
Ground mount systems can be angled and oriented for optimal sun exposure independent of roof pitch, often producing more energy per panel than a compromised roof placement. Our team evaluates soil conditions, frost line depth and local setback requirements before finalizing a layout.
Ground level panels are easier to clean and service than rooftop arrays, which can simplify long-term maintenance for larger systems.
A property owner with a shaded or undersized roof wanted a full-offset solar system without relying on roof space.
Our design team modeled twelve months of utility usage and surveyed available yard space before proposing a ground-mount array sized to the property's needs.
The system was installed by our in-house crew within the proposed timeline and is performing in line with the original production estimate.