When to consider this service
A ground array can suit a property with an unsuitable roof or a useful area of unobstructed land.
What the process involves
Review land use and sunlight, evaluate support foundations and underground cable routing, and check applicable site approvals.
What deserves a closer look
Consider grading, drainage, vegetation, equipment access and distance to the electrical connection. Open land is not automatically a buildable solar location.
A common question
Does a ground mount need maintenance access?
Yes. Leave a practical route for inspection, vegetation management and equipment service throughout the array's life.
Discuss your property
Call (631) 887-5001 with your location and the issue or project you have in mind. A professional evaluation helps establish suitable equipment, safe access and the scope of work before a recommendation is made.
PLAN A USEFUL FIRST VISIT
What to have ready
Identify the potential array area and its distance from the electrical service. Note vehicle routes, gardens and underground utilities that may affect the layout.
How this connects with your project
A ground array needs solar system design that accounts for the cable route and practical access for solar array cleaning.
Explore the full approach to solar energy solutions for Long Island’s East End or discuss your property through our solar consultation contact page.