Take advantage
of the sunshine.
50 to 100 kilowatt systems for restaurants, small buildings and farms. We buy the equipment direct, bring it in ourselves, install it, certify it and commission it - one company from the factory to the day it's switched on.
Commercial systems, 50 to 100 kilowatts.
A restaurant, a small building, a farm. Big enough that the system has to be sized to a real load, wired to a standard, certified and commissioned - and small enough that you deal with the person who designed it.
Commercial solar, 50‑100 kW
Battery & backup
Install & commissioning
We do houses too - that's often where it starts.
Most of our work is commercial, but plenty of it began with someone asking about their home. Ask us either way. If a system isn't the right buy for you, we'll say so.
One company, from the factory to switch-on.
We bring the equipment in ourselves, direct from the manufacturer. Then we do every step between there and your roof ourselves - so there's one company to call and nobody to point at when something needs sorting.
- 1Shipping
Freight booked and tracked from the factory.
- 2Importation
Brought in on our own import, not yours.
- 3Customs clearance
Cleared at the port by us.
- 4Duty & brokerage
Duties worked out and paid, broker handled.
- 5Installation
Racking, panels, inverter, battery and cabling.
- 6Certification
Inspected and certified to the country's standard.
- 7Commissioning
Tested, set up for monitoring, switched on.
- 8Aftercare
Monitoring, follow-up and maintenance once it runs.
Roughly how big a system does that need?
Set your monthly power bill for an indicative size. It's a starting point for the conversation, not a quote - every install is different, and the real number comes off your roof, your load and how you use power through the day.
- Sized on Caribbean sun hours
- Solar plus battery for the outages
- We'll tell you if you're outside our range
Indicative only. Figures assume typical Caribbean sun and utility rates
The sun is already landing on your roof.
Every day, whether you use it or not. Four parts turn it into power you can run a business on - and there's nothing mysterious about any of them.
Free, all year, and already there.
Panels and racking on your roof or your land.
Makes it usable, and holds it for night and outages.
Runs on your own power instead of the utility's.
Anybody can put panels on a house.
A 50 to 100 kilowatt system is different work. It has to be sized against a real load, wired to a standard, certified, commissioned and then watched. That's the part that gets skipped, and it's the part that decides whether the system performs or just sits on the roof.
- Certified, then commissioned.Every system is certified by a licensed specialist before sign-off. We've taken on jobs where the system already sitting on the roof never was.
- Commissioned, not just installed.Tested, set up for monitoring and followed up after switch-on. At this size that's not optional.
- We'll tell you not to buy it.We've quoted a small system and told the customer a generator was the better buy. You get told what you need, then you decide.
The sunshine is free.
Everything after it is engineering.
Sourced, shipped, cleared, installed, certified and commissioned - then looked after. That's the job, and it's the reason a system either performs for twenty years or disappoints you in two.
Bought direct, and we'll tell you exactly what it is.
We buy from established manufacturers, direct where it makes sense - so you know the make and model going on your roof, and the warranty behind it is one you can claim against.
Also fitted: Deye and ROSEN.
Three recent installs.
A 50 kW system on a working poultry house, a 30 kW system on a short-let, and a home.
Jamaica and Barbados.
Based in Clarendon, Jamaica, and working across both markets. Tell us where the building is and what you want to power, and we'll tell you straight whether we're the right people for it.
Solar in Jamaica Solar in Barbados
Ask about your island
JamaicaWe install here BarbadosA market we serve Tell us what you're trying to power.
A few questions about the building and your bill is enough for us to tell you what size system it needs, what it would take to run through an outage, and whether we're the right people to build it.
Or email info@carribsol.com.
You'll be dealing with the person who designs and commissions the system.