Put Your Property to Work for Community Energy

Today’s solar systems are designed to be low impact. They’re installed with minimal roof penetrations and won’t void your existing roof warranty. In fact, solar panels often extend the life of your roof by shielding it from sun and weather—while also helping to lower your building’s cooling and heating expense.

If your roof is older, we’ll assess whether it still qualifies. In some cases, we can structure the contract to include a roof replacement—with us covering part of the cost. We’ll work with you to find a solution that aligns with your building’s condition and long-term plans.

If a leak occurs, we’ll work with you to identify the cause and resolve it quickly. Our installations are designed to maintain your roof’s integrity, and we take responsibility to cover any issues related to the solar system. If a leak develops as part of the roof’s natural aging, most roofing contractors are experienced in making repairs around existing solar panels without issue.

We take great care to minimize disruption during installation. Most of the work is done on the roof or in exterior spaces, with little to no impact on tenant operations. We coordinate closely with property managers and ensure efficient, safe, professional site conduct throughout the project. Once installed, we are a quiet tenant with once-a-year scheduled annual maintenance visits.

We can avoid portions of the rooftop for future tenant needs. Additionally, solar panel locations can be adjusted to accommodate new tenant needs, such as adding vents or HVAC units. We’ll work with you to ensure your rooftop remains functional for all future changes.

Yes. Because the solar system is owned and maintained by us, and structured as a lease, it typically doesn’t impact your financing terms, and it increases the long-term income of the property. We’re happy to support the approval process every step of the way.

In most cases, solar installations have no impact on your insurance coverage. We carry our own insurance for the system, and we’ll provide the necessary documentation to share with your insurer. If needed, we’ll work with you and your provider to ensure everything remains fully covered.

The standard agreement is a 20-year lease starting from when the system begins operating, with the option for two 5-year extensions. Existing roof warranties are maintained, and at the end of the term, we are responsible for removing the system at no cost to you.

The presence of a solar installation can enhance your property’s value by generating long-term lease, an attractive feature for many buyers. When you sell, the agreement automatically transfers to the new owner just like any other tenant lease, making the process simple and seamless.

The battery storage system is housed in containers and enclosed by a 12-foot security fence that’s designed to match your property’s aesthetics. Bollards are added along any vehicle-exposed sides for safety. The containers are placed in low-traffic, underused areas to minimize visibility and maintain full site functionality.

Battery storage systems produce very minimal noise, typically comparable to a residential HVAC unit. They’re designed to operate quietly and are often placed in low-traffic areas away from tenants or sensitive operations.

Safety is a top priority. Our battery storage systems use advanced, utility-grade technology and are designed with multiple layers of fire protection and real-time monitoring. They meet all local, state, and national safety standards and best practices, and we coordinate with local fire and safety officials to ensure compliance and readiness.

The battery system is monitored 24/7 through a secure, remote operations platform. Our team tracks performance, safety, and system health in real time and can respond immediately if needed.

Installation is carefully planned to minimize disruption. The work takes place outdoors and is completed quickly. We coordinate closely with property managers and maintain a safe, clean site. Once installed, the system operates silently and requires very little on-site activity.

The standard lease term is either 10 or 20 years from the start of operations, with the option for two 5-year extensions. At the end of the term, we are responsible for removing the equipment at no cost to you. Alternatively, if you prefer not to lease, we may offer to purchase the land outright. It’s a low-maintenance partnership with a clear exit plan—or a clean transaction if you choose to sell.

In most cases, battery installations have no impact on your insurance coverage. We carry our own insurance for the system, and we’ll provide the necessary documentation to share with your insurer. If needed, we’ll work with you and your provider to ensure everything remains fully covered.

Yes. Because the battery storage installation is owned and maintained by us, and structured as a lease, it typically doesn’t impact your financing terms, and it increases the long-term income of the property. We’re happy to support the approval process every step of the way.

If you sell your property during the lease term, the agreement transfers easily to the new owner—just like any other long-term lease. The battery storage system can enhance your property’s value by generating predictable income.

When you lease your property to Luminia, you’re helping provide local, renewable power to your community through partnerships with Community Choice Aggregators (CCAs), who distribute the energy to residents and businesses. It’s clean energy, shared locally and helps provide grid stability and resiliency.

Local renewable energy helps reduce the need for new, costly power plants, transmission lines, and large remote solar farms. By hosting solar or battery storage on your property, you support your community by creating local jobs and giving neighbors, schools, and businesses access to clean, affordable power generated right in their own backyard.

Because it’s a smart way to generate passive income from unused space without upfront costs or added responsibilities. You also increase your property’s value, support your community with local energy and jobs. It’s good for your bottom line and your neighborhood.