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Tell us about your property and energy needs. Our team will review your information and recommend the right solar PV solution for your home or business.

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Location

Vieux Fort Industrial Estate
Saint Lu Woodworking Building

Phone

1758-454-8997
1758-733-9684

WhatsApp

1758-733-9684

Email

neil(at)busybee.energy

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of solar systems does Busy Bee install?

Our main focus is grid-tied solar PV systems for homes and businesses. We also offer commercial systems, hybrid solar, battery-ready designs, and maintenance support.

It is a solar power system connected to the utility grid. Your property uses solar power during the day and remains connected to the grid when solar production is low.

Net metering is an arrangement where approved grid-connected solar systems can send eligible excess power through the meter/grid according to current program rules. Exact terms should be confirmed before installation.

Not for a standard grid-tied system. Batteries are optional and are mainly recommended when you need backup power, outage resilience, or future energy flexibility.

Savings depend on your electricity bill, system size, roof layout, daytime usage, shading, approval terms, and equipment. Busy Bee can estimate potential savings after reviewing your bill and site.

The best starting point is your electricity bill. We review your consumption and site conditions before recommending a system size.

Yes. Busy Bee can help customers understand and prepare the technical information required for the solar PV application and interconnection process.

Timeline depends on system size, approvals, equipment availability, roof type, and site conditions. Commercial projects require more planning and documentation than smaller residential projects.

A standard grid-tied system normally shuts down during outages for safety. A hybrid system with battery backup is required if you want selected loads to operate when the grid is down.

Solar PV systems should be inspected periodically. Monitoring, inverter checks, wiring review, cleaning guidance, and performance checks help protect long-term production.

Warranty coverage depends on the equipment selected and Busy Bee’s workmanship terms. Manufacturer warranties and workmanship coverage should be confirmed in the final proposal.

Yes. Commercial systems involve roof layout, electrical design, safety planning, approvals, interconnection, logistics, commissioning, and maintenance planning.