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Our tour guide for my science class was very friendly, and answered all our questions as best she could. Nice facility.
Melink Solar is a commercial solar EPC firm headquartered in Cincinnati and serving customers across the U.S. Its experience spans projects from small commercial installations to utility-scale arrays.
Across the U.S.
Melink Solar is one of 6 solar companies ProsGrade lists in Cincinnati, Ohio.
6 services listed, including Commercial solar EPC, Roof-mounted solar and Ground-mounted solar. Open weekdays, closed on weekends. Rated 4.9 from 40 reviews.
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Several visitors valued school tours that introduced children to solar or renewable energy. A science-class visitor praised a friendly guide and the facility; one parent credits Monica with a quick response, a facility tour and answers to the children’s questions for a child’s Lego robotics project.
Our tour guide for my science class was very friendly, and answered all our questions as best she could. Nice facility.
My son’s 5th grade class had the wonderful opportunity to learn about renewable energy during a recent school field trip to Melink Solar. It definitely piqued his interest!
It was so kind of the organization to invite my daughter and her class to learn more about solar energy. She had a great time visiting Melink Solar. Thank you!
WOW! I had the pleasure of touring Melink's headquarters. Great to see their passion for innovation. Will be introducing my industrial Real Estate clients to Melink for sure!
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It focuses primarily on small- to mid-size commercial projects between 500 kW and 1 MW, and utility-scale projects of 1 MW or more.
The estimate starts with electric bills and layout options, followed by a proposal and financial review and detailed onsite engineering. Melink Solar then submits permits and interconnection, begins construction, and provides onsite training and system monitoring.
Manufacturers warrant solar panels to last 25 years; inverters have a lifespan of about 15–20 years.