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Start Your Greenhouse Project
Tell us where the project is, what you plan to grow and how much area you are planning. We reply with a technical assessment rather than a brochure: a suitable greenhouse configuration, the climate equipment it needs in your location, and an indicative budget range you can take to a board or a lender.
- Response time
- Within one business day
- First reply
- Technical, not a brochure
- Cost
- No charge for initial review
- Confidentiality
- NDA on request
FAQ
Before you get in touch
What to expect from a first enquiry, and how we handle your project information.
How quickly will I get a reply?
Within one business day for enquiries that include a location, a crop and a planned area. Enquiries missing those three things usually need a clarifying email first, which adds a day or two, so it is worth filling them in.
Is the first consultation really free?
Yes. The initial technical review — greenhouse type, climate strategy and an indicative cost range — is provided at no charge. We charge only when a project moves into a detailed feasibility study or full engineering design, because those involve site-specific engineering work.
I do not know my exact area or crop yet. Should I still get in touch?
Yes, and the form has "not decided yet" options for both. Early conversations are often more useful than late ones, because crop choice and area are the two decisions that most affect capital cost. Getting them right before you commit is cheaper than changing them afterwards.
Will you share my project details with suppliers?
Not without your agreement. We need to approach fabricators and equipment suppliers to price a project, but we do that on your instruction and can work under an NDA. Commercially sensitive information such as your offtake arrangements is never circulated.
Do you work on small or hobby greenhouses?
No. Our scope is commercial production, typically from around 5,000 m² upwards. Below that, the engineering and project management overhead we add is difficult to justify, and a regional greenhouse builder is usually the better route.
Which regions do you cover?
We work with investors and growers worldwide, and the climate assessment is done specifically for your site rather than adapted from a European default. Very remote sites may face logistics constraints that affect cost, and we will say so early if that applies.
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Useful before you enquire
Background reading that makes the first conversation more productive.