Rooftop commercial solar
Flat and pitched commercial roofs, engineered around the structure, the roof’s condition, and the building’s load.
From a 50 kW rooftop to a 5 MW ground-mount, Buck Energy Partners connects business owners, building owners, and farms with vetted, licensed, insured, and certified solar partners — many of the largest in the country — and the regional experts who build commercial clean energy where you are.
A commercial roof can do more than keep the weather out. Put it to work.
Paired with battery storage, a system can be designed to carry critical loads — refrigeration, production, security, data — when the grid goes down.
Produce a share of the power your operation runs on, from your own roof or land.
Clean power produced on site supports the sustainability commitments customers and tenants ask about.
Flat roofs, outbuildings, and less productive acreage become ground that produces.
Panels are available everywhere. Utility rules, permitting, and site conditions are not, and every project has to be designed around them. That is where regional expertise earns its place.
Every utility runs its own interconnection process and timeline, and the design has to meet it.
Building, electrical, fire, and zoning requirements change from one jurisdiction to the next.
Roof condition, structural capacity, soils, and snow and wind loads shape the engineering. The design has to fit the site as it actually is.
A 50 kW roof and a 5 MW ground-mount are different projects. Yours is matched to a partner that builds at that scale.
Flat and pitched commercial roofs, engineered around the structure, the roof’s condition, and the building’s load.
Fixed-tilt or tracking arrays on your own land, sized to the operation they serve.
Commercial storage that can be designed to manage peak demand and carry critical loads through an outage.
Barn and outbuilding roofs, ground-mount arrays on less productive acreage, and dual-use designs that can share ground with grazing or crops.
Manufacturing, distribution, retail, and service businesses with real daytime energy demand.
Owners of offices, warehouses, and multi-tenant commercial property with roof space to spare.
Farms with barns, outbuildings, or acreage to put to work alongside the operation.
We partner with many of the largest commercial and utility-scale solar companies in the United States.
Reviewed before we make an introduction.
Licensed for the work in the state where it is built.
Insured for commercial and utility-scale construction.
Certified in the systems they design and install.
Modules generate direct current. Combiner boxes gather it, inverters convert it to the alternating current your building uses, and a transformer and meter connect the system to your facility and the utility grid.
You should not have to vet a field of engineers and contractors on your own. We match your project to the partner built for it.
A short discovery call about your property, your energy use, and what you want the project to accomplish.
We gather what a partner needs to give you a real answer about your property.
We introduce you to a partner that builds projects of your type and size, in your region.
Your partner engineers the system to your site, your load, and local code.
Licensed crews build the project and carry it through utility interconnection.
One short call is the fastest way to learn what your property can support.
No. Installation is carried out by our partners, licensed in the state where the project is built. We make the introduction.
Commercial projects generally run from 50 kW to 5 MW. Landowners with 25 acres or more of open land should also look at our Utility-Scale PV Systems division.
All 50 states. Your project is matched with a partner that works in your state.
Recent utility bills, the site address, the roof’s age and condition or the acreage available, and your timeline. If you do not have all of it, book anyway — the Energy Team will tell you what is missing.
Often. Systems on barns and outbuildings use no land at all, and dual-use designs can share ground with grazing or crops. Your partner will assess what fits the operation.
Leave your contact details and our Energy Team will follow up to learn about the property and set a time to talk.
Rather talk it through? Find a time to chat with our Energy Team, or call 717.820.9588.
Buck Energy Partners introduces clients to vetted, licensed, insured, and certified partner firms. Engineering, construction, and electrical work are performed by those partners, licensed in the state where the project is built. Photographs are illustrative.