TECHNICAL SERVICES
Support is manufacturer neutral, project specific, and defined through a written scope.
Defined scope. Independent review. Documented direction.
FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
What kind of support do you need?
Planning or Evaluating a Project
Establish the technical basis, review a proposal, or clarify system requirements before committing to equipment or construction.
Reviewing an Existing System
Investigate performance, operating concerns, equipment limitations, monitoring data, or potential corrective actions.
Supporting a Contractor or Project Team
Add focused capacity for design review, constructability, quality control, troubleshooting, commissioning, or technical documentation.
Manufacturer Neutral
Recommendations follow project requirements rather than a fixed brand list.
Defined Scope
Responsibilities, deliverables, schedule, and pricing are confirmed in writing.
Compatibility Reviewed
System components and operating requirements are evaluated together.
Direction Documented
Findings, assumptions, risks, and recommended actions remain traceable.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Support for the decision in front of you.
Select the service that most closely matches the project stage, current concern, or decision that needs to be made.
PLANNING
Solar and Battery System Planning
Develop a coordinated system concept around electricity use, backup priorities, site conditions, budget, and expected performance.
May address solar capacity, battery storage, essential loads, equipment compatibility, generator integration, constructability, and future expansion.
ASSESSMENT
Solar and Battery Assessment
Establish the technical basis before selecting equipment or committing to a project.
Review energy data, backup objectives, installation options, budget, schedule, site conditions, and future requirements.
INDEPENDENT REVIEW
Solar Proposal Review
Understand what is being proposed before signing a contract or purchasing equipment.
Review system sizing, production assumptions, battery capacity, backup expectations, compatibility, scope, exclusions, and technical risk.
EXISTING SYSTEMS
Existing System Review
Understand the condition, performance, limitations, and upgrade potential of an operating solar or battery system.
Review available monitoring records, equipment information, photographs, drawings, operating concerns, and improvement objectives.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Troubleshooting and Technical Review
Investigate faults, unexpected operation, low production, equipment conflicts, and system performance concerns through a structured technical review.
Immediate electrical, fire, or life safety concerns should first be addressed by qualified local emergency or electrical professionals.
CONTRACTOR SUPPORT
Contractor Technical Support
Add focused technical capacity without expanding permanent overhead.
Support may include design review, constructability, quality control, calculations, equipment coordination, troubleshooting, commissioning, and project documentation.
HOW THE WORK MOVES
A clear project process.
Each engagement is structured around the information available, the decisions required, and the agreed technical scope.
01
DEFINE
Confirm the objective, energy needs, site conditions, available information, schedule, budget, and decisions required.
02
REVIEW
Evaluate bills, proposals, drawings, photographs, equipment data, calculations, monitoring records, and project requirements.
03
RECOMMEND
Identify technical risks, clarify priorities, and document the recommended direction.
04
SUPPORT
Provide design coordination, follow up review, corrective action support, commissioning guidance, or technical documentation according to the approved scope.
ENGAGEMENTS
A defined scope before work begins.
Technical services are structured around the decision, deliverable, and level of support the project requires.
Each service begins with a review of the request and available project information.
An engagement may be structured as:
A defined review • A project specific assessment • A fixed technical deliverable • Hourly technical support • Ongoing contractor support
Scope, responsibilities, deliverables, pricing, and schedule are confirmed in writing before work begins.
TECHNICAL STANDARD
The standard behind the work.
Every engagement is developed around clear requirements, independent review, documented direction, and practical execution.
DEFINED REQUIREMENTS — Every engagement begins with the information, objectives, constraints, and decisions that matter to the project.
INDEPENDENT REVIEW — Recommendations follow technical suitability and project requirements rather than a fixed product list.
DOCUMENTED DIRECTION — Key findings, risks, assumptions, and recommended actions are recorded for clearer next steps.
PRACTICAL EXECUTION — Recommendations consider constructability, field conditions, inspection readiness, serviceability, and coordination.
DEFINED RESPONSIBILITIES
Independent guidance within a defined scope.
WATTS UP JM provides technical analysis, planning, review, coordination, and documentation based on the agreed scope and available project information.
Professional boundaries
These services do not replace required licensed engineering, electrical contracting, permitting, inspection, utility approval, emergency response, or authority review. Where formal professional services are required, responsibilities may be coordinated with appropriately qualified parties.
Immediate electrical, fire, shock, equipment overheating, or life safety concerns should be addressed first by qualified local emergency or electrical professionals.
WHERE WE SUPPORT PROJECTS
Supporting projects in Jamaica and the United States.
Project support is available in Jamaica and North Carolina, with selected remote technical services available across the United States.
JAMAICA — Project planning, technical assessment, system development, equipment coordination, construction support, and commissioning guidance according to the approved scope.
NORTH CAROLINA — Technical support, proposal review, design studies, existing system review, contractor collaboration, and selected local project development.
REMOTE UNITED STATES — Proposal review, design review, quality control, documentation, troubleshooting, and project team support for selected engagements.
The intake process adapts to the project location, sector, utility environment, available documentation, and required technical scope.
CHOOSE YOUR NEXT STEP
Share the project location, energy objectives, available information, current concerns, proposal, and required schedule. We will help identify the appropriate next step.
Manufacturer neutral review • Project specific scope • Documented recommendations
Need independent technical support?
Request an assessment, proposal review, existing system review, troubleshooting support, or contractor assistance.
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Planning a new solar or battery project?
Begin with the property, energy requirements, backup priorities, budget, and project objectives.
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