What kind of website do you run?

We start with your business and your energy consumption.

A hotel, a garage, a laundromat, and a print shop do not have the same usage patterns. The project must therefore begin with your actual operations.

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Hotels & Lodging

Heating, hot water, air conditioning, laundry, and electricity usage spread out throughout the day.

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Laundromats & Energy-Intensive Activities

Significant and recurring electricity consumption may make an energy audit particularly relevant.

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Garages, Parking Lots & Automobiles

Roofs, parking lots, air conditioning, and future charging needs can all be considered as part of the same planning process.

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Workshops, printing plants, and large buildings

Large available areas, electrical processes, and power consumption ranges that require a specific study.

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Equestrian Centers & Stud Farms

Buildings, lighting, equipment, hot water systems, and large roofs can offer several opportunities for optimization.

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Public Swimming Pools & Facilities

High heating and electricity demands that may warrant a comprehensive and structured approach.

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Transportation & Heavy Vehicles

Technical centers, workshops, parking garages, and commercial buildings with large floor areas and specific uses.

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Schools & Large Institutions

Roofs, daytime consumption, and available space can give rise to several energy scenarios.

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Professionals

Your Business Before Technology

Operating hours, customer traffic, floor space, parking, and future plans help you identify the factors that are truly beneficial to your business location.

Our Leverage Points

One study, several possible solutions.

The goal isn't to just pile on equipment. We start by identifying the solutions that make sense for the building and the business.

01 · PRODUCTION

Photovoltaics

Install solar panels on the roof of an industrial, service sector, or commercial building to generate a portion of the electricity consumed on-site.

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02 · STORE

Batteries

Examine whether storage can better align solar generation with the site's consumption patterns.

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03 · AIR CONDITIONING

Air Conditioning

Improve comfort for staff, customers, or occupants with a solution tailored to the space and its intended use.

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04 · HEAT

Heat Pump

Consider upgrading the heating system when the building's layout allows for it.

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05 · PROMOTE

Photovoltaic shade structures

Convert certain parking lots into production areas while providing shade for vehicles.

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06 · FOLLOW

Solar Panel Maintenance

Plan for maintenance that is tailored to the building's floor space, access points, and constraints.

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Energy Storage Battery for an Energy ProjectComprehensive Approach
Complementary Solutions

Generate, store, heat, and plan ahead

Solar power, energy storage, air conditioning, heat pumps, shade structures, and charging stations can all be considered together to develop a coherent plan.

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The building becomes a resource.

Roofing, parking, electricity consumption, and heating needs can be considered together.

A business-oriented approach

Let's talk about your business first—not the signs.

For a business, the suitability of a project depends heavily on its consumption profile, operating hours, available space, and anticipated changes.

Energy Usage ProfileWhen and how does your facility actually consume energy?
Usable AreasRoofs, parking lots, outbuildings, and other relevant areas are examined.
Future DevelopmentsAir conditioning, charging, storage, or site expansion may be planned for the future.
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Regulations & Opportunities

Your building or parking garage may also be subject to new requirements.

Depending on the property’s size, the nature of the building, the parking facilities, and the proposed project, certain regulatory requirements or opportunities may apply. AR SERVICES can incorporate these factors into the study without turning the commercial proposal into a legal document.

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Roofs & BuildingsExplore solarization options when the project or building is suitable.
Parking Lots & Shade StructuresExplore parking areas and potential solar power scenarios.
EV Charging Stations & ChargingAnticipate charging needs as parking facilities or business activities evolve.
Pre-Decision AnalysisEach requirement depends on the specific context: we avoid generic shortcuts.
AR SERVICES Method

A career plan structured from start to finish.

A leader must quickly understand what is relevant, why, and what the next step is.

01ExchangeActivity, building, consumption, and goals.
02Site StudyLand area, technical constraints, and energy potential.
03ScenariosOne or more solutions compared simply.
04DeploymentPlanning and implementation of the selected project.
05Follow-upA contact person remains available after commissioning.
Frequently Asked Questions

Initial responses prior to a B2B study.

My business mainly uses electricity during the day: is this a good deal?

High daytime electricity consumption can be worth analyzing for a solar power project, as it may coincide with peak production hours. However, it is important to review the actual data for the site.

Can you study both roofing and parking?

Yes. The benefit of a comprehensive approach is precisely to compare the various available areas before selecting a scenario.

Is it possible to integrate vehicle storage and charging?

Yes, if these uses are relevant to the site. They should be incorporated into the design process rather than added separately afterward.

Do you provide services outside of Caen?

Yes. AR SERVICES primarily focuses on Calvados and operates more broadly throughout Normandy, with some projects being considered as far as Brittany, depending on their nature.

How can I tell if a regulatory requirement applies to me?

We need to consider the type of building, the project, the floor areas, and the specific context. We’d rather review your specific situation than apply a general rule without taking individual circumstances into account.

Your Business Website

Do you have a roof, a parking lot, or an energy-intensive building?

Just give us the key features of the site. AR SERVICES will tell you which avenues are really worth exploring.