Soloro designs commercial solar, battery, carport, canopy, and EV charging systems for businesses across Los Angeles and Southern California. We help you understand what your property can support, what your energy goals require, and which system makes sense before you commit.
COMMERCIAL SOLAR
Whether you are starting with solar panels, adding EV charging, covering parking areas, or planning for storage, Soloro can help connect the pieces into one practical energy system.
Commercial solar panel installation for businesses that want lower grid dependence and a system designed around real site conditions.
Turn parking areas into useful solar space with carports and canopies planned for shade, clean power, and a better arrival experience.
EV charging for workplaces, retail properties, multifamily communities, fleet parking, and commercial sites planning for more electric vehicles.
Commercial battery storage for businesses that want more control over stored solar energy, backup planning, and high-demand energy use.
Tell us about your building, parking areas, usage, and goals. We will help you identify the right commercial energy starting point.
SITE REVIEW • CLEAR OPTIONS • LOCAL COMMERCIAL PLANNING
A commercial energy system has to fit the property and the people who use it. Soloro looks at utility usage, electrical capacity, site access, roof space, parking areas, and future charging needs before recommending equipment.
We review roof areas, parking layouts, shade, electrical rooms, and daily operations before shaping the system.
REQUEST A CONSULTATIONPanels, batteries, carports, canopies, and chargers are planned as connected parts of one energy strategy.
EXPLORE COMMERCIAL SERVICES ↗Commercial projects need careful planning around LADWP, SCE, permitting, inspections, and interconnection steps.
TALK WITH A LOCAL TEAM ↗You get practical recommendations based on your site, usage, goals, and the equipment that fits the job.
GET A SITE REVIEW ↗THE COMPLETE COMMERCIAL SYSTEM
Soloro plans commercial solar, battery storage, EV charging, and site electrical needs together, so each part supports the way the property uses power.
ROOFTOP OR CANOPY SOLAR Commercial panels generate DC energy from available site space. INVERTER Converts solar DC into AC power the property can use. COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL SERVICE Routes power through the property’s electrical system. BATTERY STORAGE Stores energy for planned use or selected backup loads when properly designed. UTILITY GRID Interconnection planning coordinates the system with the local utility. COMMERCIAL PLANNING, CLOSE TO HOME
Soloro works across Los Angeles and Southern California, where utility rules, permitting, roof conditions, and site access can shape the right commercial solar plan.
Commercial properties need energy plans that fit the building, utility usage, parking areas, and the way the business operates each day.
For sites in LADWP or SCE territory, early planning helps clarify permitting, interconnection, electrical capacity, and the best place to start.
Start with a no-cost business solar assessment from Soloro. We will review your site, utility usage, and goals, then explain the options that make practical sense.
It's likely a good fit if you have unshaded roof space or parking area, enough electrical capacity, and steady electricity use. How the property operates matters too, and parking areas can work if a carport or canopy makes sense for the site.
Yes. Solar gives a business more control over where part of its power comes from. The right design depends on when the property uses electricity, how much space is available, and what the utility data shows.
Rooftop solar uses available roof space. A solar carport or canopy uses parking areas to produce power while adding shade for vehicles. Some sites use both.
Yes. EV charging should be planned around parking behavior, electrical capacity, load needs, and future growth. Solar and storage can be reviewed as part of the same energy plan.
Only if the battery and electrical design are sized for it. Many businesses back up critical loads instead, so they start by identifying those loads before deciding how much storage is practical.
Yes. Most grid-connected commercial solar projects require permitting, inspection, and utility interconnection. The exact process depends on the property location and utility territory.
Yes. Soloro serves businesses across Los Angeles and Southern California in both LADWP and SCE territory.
Helpful details include the property address, recent utility usage, roof or parking area information, electrical plans if available, and any goals for EV charging or backup power.
Tell us a little about your property. A local Soloro specialist will review the details and help you understand the clearest next step.