Coverage
Where we work
One base at Coatbridge in North Lanarkshire, covering the Central Belt and across Scotland across six disciplines and the asset lifecycle that follows them.
Greentech Scotland works from Coatbridge, North Lanarkshire and covers the Central Belt and across Scotland. That is the practical answer to the question most enquiries start with, and it is the reason the site asks for a site location rather than just a company name: attendance, access and travel are arranged against the address, not assumed from a postcode prefix.
Work is delivered across the region under six disciplines — commercial electrical, solar PV, battery storage, EV charging, fire and security, and planned maintenance — and the same team handles Renewable Condition Reports on assets that are already installed and running. A single site can carry several of those at once, which is why the delivery model is built around the asset lifecycle rather than a one-off installation.
The five service regions below are how enquiries are grouped for the team. They are not branch offices: there is one base at Coatbridge, and attendance is confirmed against the site wherever it sits in Scotland.
- Base
- Coatbridge, North Lanarkshire
- Coverage
- The Central Belt and across Scotland
- Service regions
- 5
- Disciplines
- 6
- Domestic RCR
- £149 + VAT per property
- Commercial RCR
- From £295 + VAT
Service regions
Glasgow and the West
01Edinburgh and the East
02Lanarkshire
03Forth Valley
04Across Scotland
05
Disciplines
What is delivered across that area
- Commercial electrical
Distribution, power and compliance.
- Solar PV
Generation, design and delivery.
- Battery storage
Storage and site demand.
- EV infrastructure
Workplace and fleet charging.
- Fire, security and data
Detection, access control and cabling.
- Maintenance and compliance
Planned servicing and reactive attendance.
Attendance
How a visit is arranged
A site location, not a postcode guess
Every route on the site asks for the site location: the project brief, the tender form, the RCR inspection request and the contact form all capture it. It decides who attends, what access is needed and how the visit is priced, so it is asked once at the start rather than after a quotation.
Surveyed where the scope needs it
Where the work depends on what is already installed — a distribution board's capacity, a roof's structure, an inverter's condition — the team surveys the site before pricing. That is the same reason an RCR exists: existing assets are evidenced rather than described.
Travel priced with the work
Attendance beyond the Central Belt is not treated as a separate obstacle. Travel is part of what the team prices against the enquiry, so the figure you receive covers getting there.