01
Submit the property basics
Share the property type, location, contact details, decision status, preferred timing and any known questions.
How it works
A measured first step before technical commitment.
The process is designed to organise context, identify gaps and support a more relevant next conversation.
The review pathway
From basic property details to a clearer decision brief.
Nothing in the initial review replaces technical design, structural engineering, electrical inspection, installation quotations or regulatory approvals. Its value is in making those later steps better prepared.
02
Context is organised
The request is considered across site, usage, stakeholders, project timing and potential information gaps.
03
Questions are sharpened
Identify what should be clarified with building management, qualified professionals or suppliers.
04
Follow-up only where useful
If the context is suitable, the next conversation can focus on practical options rather than generic assumptions.
Useful information
What helps make the first review more meaningful.
Do not delay an enquiry simply because something is missing. The list helps you understand what may be requested later.
Address and property type
House, village house, commercial unit, industrial or mixed-use property.
Recent electricity information
Bills, interval data or a simple description of when the property uses power.
Roof or site material
Photos, plans, known dimensions, access notes or previous survey information.
Decision and ownership context
Who owns, manages, approves or will use the property.
Planned changes
Renovation, new equipment, vehicle charging, batteries or occupancy changes.
Preferred timeframe
Exploratory, within months, aligned with other works or subject to approval.