MECHANICAL SOLAR INSTALLATION PARTNER · EUROPE
Sunterix executes mechanical installation packages for ground‑mounted photovoltaic plants and industrial rooftop systems. We work as a B2B subcontractor for investors, developers, EPC companies and general contractors.
ACROSS COMPLETED PROJECTS
ACROSS EUROPE
FIELD AND ROOFTOP
PL · DE · IT · WIDER CEE
SCOPE OF WORK
The work package is defined from the review of installation documentation through mechanical acceptance.
Drawings, quantities, tolerances, programme and site readiness
Setting and alignment of support profiles on prepared foundations
Assembly, levelling, fastening and geometry control
Handling, positioning, fastening and visual inspection
Fencing, gates and agreed site protection elements
Inspections, punch-list closeout and installation records
CAPABILITIES
Sunterix provides installation crews, direct on-site coordination and documented quality control for clearly defined mechanical work packages.
Assembly and setting of load-bearing elements in accordance with drawings and specified tolerances.
Controlled handling and consistent installation of photovoltaic modules across planned work areas.
Coordination, site protection and orderly completion of the agreed mechanical installation package.
PROJECT TYPES
The execution method is adapted to site access, structure type, logistics and the operating constraints of the facility.
UTILITY SCALE
Mechanical installation packages for large sites, organised around planned work areas, terrain conditions and material flow.
Crew and material coordination
Terrain and alignment tolerances
Interfaces with other contractors
Profiles and support structures
Photovoltaic module installation
Fencing and mechanical acceptance
COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
Mechanical installation planned around structural requirements, roof access, fall protection and the operating schedule of the facility.
Operating industrial facilities
Roof access and fall protection
Defined installation windows
Mechanical design coordination
Support system and module installation
Inspection and handover records
SAFETY & QUALITY
Work is organised around approved methods, defined control points and records that confirm completion of the mechanical scope.
Task briefings, designated work zones and controls appropriate to the site and installation method.
Alignment, geometry, fastening and module condition are checked at defined stages.
Progress, inspections, deviations and closeout actions are recorded for acceptance.
Crews, material deliveries and interfaces are managed against the agreed programme.
PROCESS
Each stage has a defined input, responsibility and output within the mechanical installation package.
Confirm drawings, scope boundaries, quantities, programme and site conditions.
Confirmed scope and execution basisSet crews, logistics, safety controls and reporting procedures.
Work area ready for installationExecute structures, profiles, modules and agreed site protection elements in sequence.
Completed mechanical scopeCheck geometry, fastening, module condition and outstanding items.
Inspection recordsClose punch-list items and submit the records for the completed work package.
Mechanical package completed and acceptedREFERENCES
Poland · 12.4 MWp
Ground mount
Parallel work fronts and a compressed mechanical programme.
Handover completed to the agreed quality gates and installation sequence.
Poland · 12.4 MWp
Industrial roof
Installation above an operating facility with restricted access windows.
Work packages sequenced around facility operations and roof-safety controls.
Poland · 12.4 MWp
EPC subcontract
Multiple interfaces, material batches and documentation standards.
One site reporting rhythm aligned crews, inspections and handover records.
“Sunterix maintained clear communication, consistent installation control and reliable reporting across several mechanical work fronts.”
CONTROL
Sunterix combines experienced installation crews with direct on-site coordination. Team size and work-area allocation are adjusted to the agreed programme and site conditions.
CONTACT
Send us the project location, system type, approximate capacity, programme and expected mechanical work package. We will confirm any additional information needed to assess feasibility and execution.