Commercial Solar Installation

How to Get Commercial Solar Installed for Your Business in Nigeria

From your first WhatsApp message to a fully commissioned system — here is exactly how Olasupo Energy designs, installs and supports commercial solar for Nigerian factories, hotels, hospitals, schools, estates and warehouses. One team, in-house, start to finish — free qualification call, free site assessment, and transparent itemized pricing before you commit to anything.

In-house

Design, install & support — one team

15 mins

Qualification conversation

24–48 hrs

To schedule your free site visit

Nigerian business owner messaging Olasupo Energy on WhatsApp to start commercial solar installation process
Who We Install For

This Process Works the Same Way for Every Facility Type

Whether you run a factory, hotel, hospital, school, residential estate, or warehouse — the qualification, design, and installation process is identical. Only the system sizing and engineering approach changes.

How It Works

Two Parties. One Direct Process.

No middlemen, no third-party installer handoff. You work with Olasupo Energy from your first message through to a commissioned system.

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You — The Business

The factory, hotel, hospital, school, estate, or warehouse that needs commercial solar and wants a fair price with no surprises.

Answer 5 qualification questions
Host the free site assessment
Review and sign the proposal
Pay Olasupo Energy directly per the agreed milestones
02

Olasupo Energy — Your Installer

That's us

We design, install, and support your commercial solar system ourselves, in-house, from your first message through years of after-sales service.

Qualify your requirements
Conduct the free site assessment
Design your system and prepare the proposal
Install, commission, and warranty the system
Provide ongoing maintenance and support
Nigerian factory manager typing a WhatsApp message to Olasupo Energy about commercial solar installation
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Step One

You Contact Us on WhatsApp

Every commercial solar enquiry — factory, hotel, hospital, school, estate, or warehouse — starts with a single WhatsApp message to our team directly. You tell us what type of facility you have and roughly what your diesel situation looks like. That is all we need to begin.

No forms, no registration, no waiting for a callback. Our WhatsApp is monitored Monday to Saturday 8am–6pm and we respond within 5 minutes during business hours.

What to include in your first message

What type of facility you have (factory, hotel, hospital, school, estate, warehouse)
Your city or state in Nigeria
Your generator capacity if you know it (total kva)
Roughly how much you spend on diesel monthly
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Step Two

We Qualify Your Requirements in 15 Minutes

We ask you five specific questions on WhatsApp. Not to gatekeep — but because the answers are what our engineering team uses to size your system correctly and prepare for your site visit before we ever set foot on your property.

This conversation takes 10–15 minutes and happens entirely on WhatsApp at your pace. No phone calls required unless you prefer one.

1

What type of facility and what size?

Determines the system size and design approach for your facility

2

What is your total generator capacity in kva?

The technical baseline our engineers use to size the solar system correctly

3

What is your current monthly diesel spend?

Confirms the problem is real and calculates your ROI baseline

4

Are you the decision maker for this project?

Ensures we are talking to the right person from the start

5

What is your timeline for this project?

Helps our team schedule your site visit and installation slot

Olasupo Energy qualification conversation on WhatsApp showing questions about generator capacity and diesel spend for Nigerian business
Olasupo Energy engineers conducting a free site assessment at a Nigerian business facility
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Step Three

Our Engineers Visit for a Free Site Assessment

Within 24–48 hours of qualification, our own site engineers — not a third party — schedule a visit to your facility. They assess the rooftop, measure the electrical load, review your generator setup, and take everything they need to design your system correctly the first time.

This is completely free and comes with no obligation to proceed. Because our design and installation teams work under one roof, nothing gets lost in translation between an assessment and the system that eventually gets built.

What our site visit covers

Rooftop structural inspection and available installation area measurement

Electrical load assessment across all generators and mains

Grid connection evaluation and inverter placement planning

Shadow analysis and panel orientation optimization

Battery storage sizing based on overnight load requirements

Full system design and itemized cost proposal within 5–7 days

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Step Four

Our Design Team Builds Your System and Proposal

Using the data from your site visit, our in-house engineering team designs a system sized to your actual load — not a generic package. You receive a full proposal with panel and battery specifications, inverter sizing, an itemized cost breakdown, and a projected payback period.

Because we design and install the system ourselves, there is no separate installer marking up our own quote. The price you see in the proposal is the price you pay.

Why our designs hold up on site

Licensed engineering team: Every design and site visit is led by our own licensed electrical engineers and certified installation technicians.
Track record on commercial sites: Our team has completed multiple commercial installations above 100kw with verifiable client references.
Component sourcing: We source panels, batteries, and inverters directly, so the specification on your proposal is what actually reaches your rooftop.
Pricing transparency: We benchmark our own pricing against the Nigerian market and can walk you through exactly what each line item covers.
Olasupo Energy design team preparing a commercial solar system proposal and itemized cost breakdown
Nigerian business owner reviewing a commercial solar proposal document with Olasupo Energy before signing the installation contract
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Step Five

Review the Proposal, Ask Questions, Sign When Ready

We walk you through the proposal line by line before you sign anything — system sizing, component specifications, warranty terms, and payment milestones. Every line is explained, not just handed over.

Take as long as you need. If your requirements change after the site visit, we revise the design and re-quote at no extra cost. There is no pressure to sign on the spot.

What's included in every proposal

System size matched to your actual load — never oversized to inflate cost
Panel brand and efficiency rating appropriate for the Nigerian climate
Battery capacity that covers your overnight load requirement
Inverter specification matched to the system size
Total price benchmarked against current Nigerian market rate per kw installed
Warranty terms clearly stated for panels, inverter, and battery
Payment milestones — typically 40% upfront, 40% on delivery, 20% on commissioning
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Step Six

We Install, Commission, and Stay On for Support

Once you sign, our own crews handle the entire installation — procurement, rooftop work, electrical connection, battery installation, inverter setup, and commissioning. You continue operating normally throughout, and you deal with the same team that assessed and designed your system.

Because there is no separate installer in the loop, there is no handoff where things get missed. One team is accountable for the system from the first WhatsApp message to years of after-sales support.

Payment, warranty & support

Payment milestones: Typically 40% upfront, 40% on component delivery, 20% on commissioning — set out in your contract before you sign.
Pricing: The price in your proposal is what you pay us directly. There is no separate installer margin added later.
Warranty: Manufacturer warranties on components, plus our own workmanship warranty on the installation itself.
After-sales support: Our team remains your point of contact for maintenance, monitoring, and any future capacity expansion.
Olasupo Energy installation crew completing a commercial solar system on a Nigerian factory rooftop
Timeline

From First Message to Solar Power — How Long It Takes

Day 1

First WhatsApp Message

You message us. We respond within 5 minutes during business hours.

Day 1–2

Qualification Conversation

We ask 5 questions. The whole conversation takes 10–15 minutes on WhatsApp.

Day 2–4

Site Visit Scheduled

Our own engineers confirm a convenient time to visit your facility.

Week 1–2

Free Site Assessment

Our engineers visit your facility. Full load and rooftop assessment completed.

Week 2–3

System Design & Proposal Delivered

Our design team delivers a full system design and itemized proposal.

Week 3

Proposal Review & Sign-Off

We walk you through the proposal. You sign when you're ready — no pressure.

Week 3–6

Installation & Commissioning

Our crews install and commission your system. 4–12 weeks depending on system size.

Questions About the Commercial Solar Process

Is the qualification call and site assessment really free?

Yes — the qualification call and the site assessment cost nothing and carry no obligation. You only pay once you review and sign the installation proposal, and even then payment follows the milestone schedule set out in your contract, not a lump sum upfront.

Do you subcontract installation to a third-party company?

No. Olasupo Energy handles qualification, site assessment, system design, procurement, installation, and commissioning with our own team. You are not handed off to a separate EPC company partway through the process.

What if I do not like the proposal you send me?

You are under no obligation to proceed. If the initial design does not meet your requirements, we revise the system and re-quote at no extra cost until it does — or you can walk away with no charge for the assessment or design.

How do I know your team can handle a project the size of mine?

Our engineering team is licensed and has completed multiple commercial installations above 100kw with verifiable client references. During the proposal stage we're happy to share relevant project history for facilities similar to yours.

What happens after the solar system is installed?

Your installation contract includes a workmanship warranty from us on top of manufacturer warranties on the components. We remain your point of contact for maintenance, monitoring, and any future capacity expansion — you don't need to find a separate provider.

How long does the whole process take from first message to installation complete?

From first WhatsApp message to a signed contract is typically 3 weeks. Installation then takes 4–12 weeks depending on system size — a 100kw system installs in 3–4 weeks, a 500kw system takes 8–12 weeks. Total from first contact to an operating solar system is typically 7–15 weeks.

Does this process work the same for hotels, hospitals, schools, and estates — not just factories?

Yes. The qualification, site assessment, design, and installation process is identical across every facility type we serve. Only the system sizing, battery configuration, and engineering approach differ based on your specific load profile.

Nationwide Coverage

We Install for Businesses in Every Major Nigerian City

Every site visit and installation is handled by our own crews, who know the local grid conditions, council requirements, and logistics in your area.

Go Deeper

Tools & Guides to Plan Your Solar Switch

Before your first WhatsApp message, these resources help you come in with realistic numbers.

Ready to Start Step One?

Send us a WhatsApp message with your facility type and your current diesel spend. The entire process from that message to a signed installation contract takes as little as 3–6 weeks for a standard commercial installation.

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Free qualification call and free site assessment. No obligation until you sign the installation contract with us.

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