What we do

Services

Six ways we cut what you pay for energy and keep the lights on when the grid goes down. Every one of them designed, installed and serviced by our own certified team.

01

Commercial Solar

→ Most popular

Electricity is one of the largest line items on a Caribbean business's books. A commercial rooftop array turns that cost into a fixed, predictable asset you own outright. We size the system against twelve months of your real consumption data — not a rule of thumb — so the numbers we hand you are the numbers you get.

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What's included

  • Twelve-month load and tariff analysis
  • Structural and roof condition survey
  • System design and a written production estimate
  • Production monitoring and annual service
02

Residential Solar

→ Perfect for villas & homes

Most homes we look at are paying more for power each month than a solar system would cost to finance. We design around your roof, your shading and the way your household actually uses electricity, then handle the survey, the design, the installation and the commissioning, so you have one number to call.

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What's included

  • Free on-site assessment and shading study
  • System design matched to your bill
  • Hurricane-rated mounting and weathered cable runs
  • Handover walkthrough and monitoring setup
03

Solar Water Heating

→ Hotels love this

Water heating is the single biggest electrical load in most Caribbean homes, and a punishing one for hotels running dozens of rooms. Solar thermal is simple, passive technology — no electronics, nothing to fail — and it keeps producing hot water when the grid is down.

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What's included

  • Roof-mounted collectors and insulated storage
  • Hurricane-rated mounting hardware
  • Electric backup element for cloudy spells
  • Sizing for households or full room counts
04

Battery Storage

→ True energy independence

A battery bank turns a solar array from a daytime bill-reducer into genuine independence. Surplus production is stored through the afternoon and released overnight, and when the grid goes down your house or business simply keeps running. We size storage around the loads you actually need to keep alive.

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What's included

  • Long-life lithium battery banks
  • Automatic changeover — no manual switching
  • Critical-load panel design
  • Expandable capacity as your needs grow
05

Solar Pool Systems

→ Villas & resorts

Pool pumps run for hours every day, which makes them one of the easiest loads to move onto solar. Add solar thermal heating and the pool holds a comfortable temperature through the cooler months without adding a cent to the electricity bill.

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What's included

  • Direct solar-driven circulation pumps
  • Solar thermal pool heating loops
  • Retrofit onto existing pool plant
  • Timer and flow-rate optimisation
06

Standby Generators

→ Hurricane peace of mind

For properties that cannot afford a single minute of downtime, an automatic standby generator sits behind the solar and battery system as a final layer. It senses an outage, starts itself, and carries the load until utility power returns — no one has to be home for it to work.

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What's included

  • Automatic transfer switch installation
  • Sizing for whole-property or critical loads
  • Fuel system and pad preparation
  • Scheduled servicing and load testing
07

Ground-Mount Solar

→ Uses the land you already have

Not every roof suits solar. Some are shaded, some face the wrong way, some are already spoken for. If there is land around the property, the array can go at ground level instead — angled exactly the way it should be, and easy to reach for cleaning and service. Raise the same structure a little higher and it becomes covered parking that generates power while the car sits in the shade.

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What's included

  • Drilled and anchored footings, engineered for wind load
  • Galvanised frames set clear of flooding and spray
  • Solar carport structures for covered parking
  • Trenched cable runs back to the property
How it goes

From first call to switch-on.

Most people expect solar to be complicated. It is our job to make sure it is not. Here is exactly what happens, and who handles each part.

Power electronics and switchgear installed in a Comet Solar plant room

A conversation and a site visit

We look at twelve months of bills, walk the roof, check shading and structure, and ask what you actually want the system to do. No charge for this.

A design and a written proposal

You get a system layout, a production estimate and the full financial picture — cost, savings, payback — in writing, before you commit to anything.

Installation

Our own certified crew, not a subcontractor. Residential installs are typically three to five days on site; commercial projects run longer.

Commissioning and handover

We test everything, walk you through the system and set up monitoring so you can see production from your phone.

Service for the life of the system

Annual inspections, cleaning and any warranty work. Same team, same phone number, years later.

Not sure which one you need?

Tell us what you are paying each month and what you want to fix. We will tell you which of these actually makes sense for your property — and which does not.

Get a free assessment → or call +1 264-235-5670