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Performance and health checks, fault diagnosis, and cleaning, carried out with care.
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If your systems aren't performing as they should, our engineers will get to the root of the problem and put it right.
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From single commercial sites to larger-scale portfolios, our fully certified engineers deliver commercial solar panel cleaning, diagnostics, repairs and health checks with health and safety and industry compliance built into every job.
It's a service you can trust to protect your investment, your premises and your people — carried out safely, correctly and to the highest professional standard, every time.
TrueCare provides expert commercial heat pump care to keep your business running smoothly.
Our fully certified engineers deliver regular servicing, in-depth diagnostics and remedial work to fix any issues quickly, so your heat pump keeps performing reliably. Whatever the size of your commercial site, we're here to protect your investment and give you complete peace of mind.
Commercial EV charger installation, maintenance and diagnostics, giving businesses one trusted partner for the full lifecycle of their charging infrastructure — from expert installation to ongoing servicing and fast fault-finding when issues arise.
A commercial solar system’s return on investment is built on projected output — and that output only holds up if the system is looked after.
In one documented case, a UK business saw electricity generation rise by around 10% (after adjusting for weather) simply from having panels professionally cleaned. Left unmaintained, that’s effectively revenue the system was capable of generating but didn’t — quietly eroding the payback case that justified the investment in the first place.
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It varies by site, but the losses are measurable, not marginal.
A documented UK case saw generation increase by roughly 16.6% after cleaning (around 10% once weather variation was accounted for) — for a system that had looked fine from the ground.
On a commercial-scale installation, that gap adds up to a meaningful amount of lost generation, and lost savings, every year it goes unaddressed.
If your business falls under Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR — mandatory for large UK companies, LLPs and all quoted companies), you’re required to report year-on-year energy use, emissions, and the steps you’re taking to improve efficiency.
A commercial solar or heat pump system that’s drifting in performance unnoticed makes that data less reliable and weakens the efficiency narrative you’re reporting on.
Well-maintained systems give you consistent, defensible figures to report against (see the Carbon Trust’s SECR guide for the full requirements).
Yes. A heat pump’s running costs — and therefore its payback period versus fossil fuel heating — depend on it operating close to its rated coefficient of performance (COP). Dirty filters, low refrigerant, or a struggling compressor all quietly push a heat pump’s COP down, meaning it uses more electricity to deliver the same heat.
Regular servicing keeps the system running at, or close to, the efficiency your original business case assumed.
Beyond lost output, many manufacturers require proof of regular servicing to keep a warranty valid — so a gap in your maintenance records can mean an expensive repair lands on your budget instead of the manufacturer’s.
Reactive, unplanned repairs also tend to cost significantly more than a routine service would have, and any downtime on a heat pump or solar system is a direct hit to the savings your investment was supposed to deliver.
A scheduled servicing and cleaning plan turns an unpredictable repair bill into a known, planned annual cost — much easier to justify and forecast against a sustainability or facilities budget than reactive callouts.
It also gives you a clear paper trail of upkeep, which is useful both for warranty purposes and for demonstrating due diligence around your renewable assets to stakeholders or auditors.