Moretrench Industrial can marshal its considerable experience and expertise to undertake the large-scale site development required to accommodate solar farm installations for Florida’s power providers. We maintain a comprehensive, in-house heavy equipment fleet and an experienced workforce capable of undertaking the diverse range of work involved.

Solar farm development

Common uses

To increase Florida’s solar energy output in accordance with the power providers’ commitment to the environment and customer bases.

Overview

New solar field sites can be hundreds of acres in size and many are in remote areas. Having an efficient and experienced dedicated team involved to execute the work gives peace of mind to our clients that the schedule will be met on time and safely. With a comprehensive understanding of subsurface conditions, which includes soil types, groundwater levels, and potential obstructions, we can develop the optimum approach for the safe execution of the project. Components of the work may include the following:

  • Clearing and stripping
  • Access roads and laydowns
  • Drainage culverts
  • Erosion control/silt fencing
  • Solar panel pile installation
  • Support work

Advantages

We have a strong and committed safety culture. Our site crews are trained in a comprehensive range of standard industry health and safety and site-specific protocols and ensure our high safety standards are maintained throughout every project.
Our extensive experience in a broad range of capabilities allows industrial clients to single-source many of the services they need.
Our in-house tech department offers aerial mapping, aerial video, terrestrial 3D laser scanning, and camera installations which means we can provide faster (days rather than months) alternatives to conventional surveying.

Quality assurance

Depending on project requirements, excavators and graders can be fitted with onboard 3-D computers hooked into the machine’s hydraulics for pinpoint grade control. Data upload and download between the office and the field are transmitted via satellite and cellular tower directly to the onboard computer screen. The use of these systems increases accuracy, efficiency, and quality control.