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Useful things to gather when describing a site
None of this is required. It simply moves any quote from estimates to the actual building sooner.
- Twelve months of electricity bills, or an export of half-hourly readings from your supplier. Consumption shape matters more than annual total, because it decides how much of your own generation you can use rather than export.
- The roof plan or a recent survey, including membrane type and age, and any record of remaining warranty on the covering.
- Your incoming supply capacity in kVA, usually on the main breaker or the supply agreement. It sets the ceiling on both export and EV charging.
- Any planned works: a re-roof, an extension, a change of occupancy or a lease event. Sequencing renewable works alongside them avoids paying twice for access.
- Constraints worth mentioning, such as listed status, a conservation area, shift patterns limiting site access, or landlord consent requirements.
If your enquiry was about a portfolio rather than one building, a simple list of sites with postcodes and approximate annual consumption is enough to work out which ones to survey first.