Glass City River Wall The Glass City River Wall is the largest lighted mural in the world. Solar-powered and energy-efficient, it transformed underutilized land along the Maumee River into a landmark for the Toledo region. We designed it, developed it, and built it.
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One partner. From permits to power-on.
Complex solar projects cross a lot of silos. Engineering. Permitting. Utility coordination. Procurement. Installation. Commissioning. When responsibility is fragmented across multiple vendors, projects stall, cost overruns happen, and no one is accountable.
We own it all.
The engagement
You're in the build.
Development
We design your project around your mission, align your capital, and structure your funding before a shovel hits the ground.
Construction
You are here
We manage everything from permitting through commissioning. Seamless. Accountable. No handoffs.
Return on Mission™
We measure, translate, and report the financial, environmental, and mission value your project delivers for decades.
What's included
What seamless construction actually looks like.
Detailed engineering and construction documentation so installation goes exactly as planned.
Permitting and utility coordination managed start to finish.
Procurement of equipment and materials with full transparency.
Project workflow and schedule management with consistent communication.
Commissioning and system verification so you know the asset is performing from day one.
Maintenance is not an afterthought or a separate contract. It's built into the project from the beginning. That's what it means to build mission infrastructure, not just a solar system.
Track record
We've built projects that others said couldn't be done.

Nonprofit solar
Sisters of St. Francis
The Sisters of St. Francis solar carport is 475 kW, one of the largest nonprofit solar installations in Northwest Ohio. It required precision engineering, mission-aligned design, and a commitment to the Sisters' values at every step.
Next step
Your project should be built right the first time.
If you're evaluating contractors or already in construction and something doesn't feel right, let's talk.