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PV service and takeover

We take over service of your PV plant, even if someone else built it, and look after it from inspection to call-out.

Taking over a third-party installation

When a supplier disappears, the plant is left without service and often without documentation. According to Obnovitelně (11 May 2026), hundreds of smaller installation firms have ceased trading. We take over plants from 10 kWp to 1 MWp, batteries included.

Entry audit: we take it over, or we do not

First we check the equipment, the inspection documentation and the wiring. Then we tell you in writing whether we will take over the service, and why. We do not take over a plant that cannot be operated safely.

Inspections and service visits

We carry out service visits and inspections of the electrical installation. You receive the result in writing, with a proposal of what needs to be repaired.

Monitoring and call-outs

We monitor operation remotely and attend when a fault occurs. For plants above 30 kWp the price is set after a site survey.

Prices from

Entry auditfrom CZK 2,900 excl. VAT (CZK 3,509 incl. VAT)
Service visitfrom CZK 2,900 excl. VAT (CZK 3,509 incl. VAT)
Inspectionfrom CZK 5,900 excl. VAT (CZK 7,139 incl. VAT)
Monthly retainerfrom CZK 590/month excl. VAT (CZK 714 incl. VAT)

Prices are shown excluding and including 21% VAT. Above 30 kWp we quote after a site survey.

Questions and answers

Will you take over a plant built by another company?

Yes, after the entry audit. The audit decides whether we take over the service.

What if documentation is missing?

We find out what is missing and tell you what must be completed. Missing documentation is not automatically a reason to decline; it depends on the audit result.

Do you service batteries too?

Yes, including batteries in third-party installations.

Evidence

We build PV plants, so we know what to look for in them. See our projects and the Sun.Energy profile on refsite.info.

Request a service quote

Describe the plant to us. We reply within two working days.