Maintenance contracts
Find the failing battery before the outage does.
For any site that depends on its system staying up: scheduled servicing and checks on batteries, panels, inverters and connections, so problems are found on a service visit instead of during an outage.
We maintain systems we installed and systems we didn't.
The situation now
Backup systems fail quietly, then all at once
Nobody checks it while it works
A battery bank degrades invisibly for two years and is discovered on the day the site actually needed it.
Panels lose output unnoticed
Soiling, shading and a failed string reduce generation gradually, and the bill creeps back up without explanation.
Service happens after the failure
Emergency callouts cost more, take longer, and happen at the worst possible moment for the site.
You didn't buy equipment — you bought continuity. Unmaintained, that continuity expires without telling you.
How this system gets there
Scheduled checks, recorded results, no surprises
Step 1
Condition assessment
We establish the current state of the system, including anything installed by someone else.
Step 2
A schedule that matches the risk
Visit frequency is set by what the site depends on, not by a standard package.
Step 3
Checks, service and records
Batteries, panels, inverters, connections and protection are checked and the results recorded so trends are visible.
Step 4
Repairs and replacement flagged early
You're told what is degrading and when it should be replaced, with time to budget for it.
Not sure yet?
That's normal. A power system is a big investment, so here are the questions clients ask most before they commit, and what we do about each one.
You might be thinking
“Our system was installed by someone else.”
What we do
We maintain systems we didn't install
The condition assessment comes first, and we tell you honestly what state it's in.
You might be thinking
“Is a contract worth it for one system?”
What we do
The schedule scales to the site
Frequency and scope are set by what the system carries, so small sites aren't paying for large‑site cover.
You might be thinking
“What happens between visits?”
What we do
The contract states the response you get
What is covered, and how quickly we respond, is written into the agreement rather than assumed.
Put the system on a schedule before the next outage tests it
Tell us what is installed and how long since anyone looked at it. We assess its condition and propose a schedule matched to what the site depends on.
Often considered alongside
Start with the list of what you need to keep running
Send us the equipment and how long you need it to run without mains power. We do the load assessment, design the system and come back to you with a proposal and a quote.