Solar Acre

Solar Acre is a family-run company in Carterton that designs and installs solar power and storage systems for homes, businesses, and rural properties. Led by Steve and Cameron Sadler, its team works across Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire, and Wiltshire. The service brings advice, system design, installation, and aftercare together, with solutions planned around each property and the way its occupants use energy.

For a home, a project can start with the roof and combine photovoltaic panels with a battery. Solar Acre presents these installations as a way to use solar power and store it for later. The company also works with businesses seeking a system suited to their buildings and energy use, so the design is not limited to one standard setup for every customer.

Farms, stables, and other rural businesses have needs that differ from those of a typical home. For these properties, Solar Acre designs solar and storage installations as well as off-grid systems for buildings and locations where a conventional utility connection is not part of the project. The company also considers ground-mounted panels when a rooftop is not the only available option.

Ground-mounted systems require planning the panel layout and how the land will be used. The company features projects of this kind for farms, equestrian properties, and rural sites, alongside rooftop installations. This range makes it possible to discuss the property and its energy goals before deciding whether a system should use a roof, a parcel of land, or an off-grid configuration.

The battery and upgrade service supports both new projects and existing installations. Solar Acre lists adding storage, installing an electric-vehicle charger, or upgrading an existing solar system among the available options. The company invites customers to describe their current equipment and goals so it can consider which changes make sense, rather than asking them to choose a brand or model in advance.

The process begins with information about the property, its ZIP or postal code, current electricity use, and the desired outcome. The team discusses possible options and, when appropriate, arranges a survey and prepares a proposal covering the design, equipment, estimated performance, and costs. Solar Acre also says customers can ask about financing for eligible systems.

Customers work with the local team from the first inquiry through installation and aftercare. For homeowners, businesses, farms, and stables in the region, a practical advantage is being able to discuss panels, batteries, vehicle charging, and off-grid needs in one conversation. The Carterton address is the company’s base for work across three counties, rather than a solar-equipment store.