Solarland Bayern – Photovoltaics and heat pumps for customized building solutions

For many years, Solarland Bayern has stood for technical precision, reliable advice, and solutions that meet the structural requirements of a house. The company, based in Garching near Munich, combines photovoltaics and heat pump technology to create holistic energy concepts. The approach ranges from planning and installation to electrical work – all carried out in-house.

Photovoltaic installation and electrical work from a single source

At Solarland Bayern, every step of the system implementation is carried out in-house. From the roof hooks to the final commissioning, no subcontractors are used, which keeps the quality visibly stable. The teams are permanently employed and are familiar with both internal processes and the high standards required for clean work. The company's claim to offer everything from a single source is to be taken literally: installation, DC and AC electrical work, and all site coordination are managed internally. Unusually shaped or technically challenging roofs are considered a speciality. Many companies shy away from such projects because they are time-consuming and require precision in alignment. Solarland Bayern deliberately accepts these orders and makes them a core part of its brand.

PV solutions for every roof and every roof shape

The statement that they have a solution for every roof is not just a slogan here, but a technical claim. Different roof types, dormers, sloping transitions, or complex lines are planned individually. A key argument for this is reliability in the referral business: a significant proportion of new orders come from existing customers. The company therefore focuses on planning reliability, detailed advice, and transparent installation methods. The market has grown significantly in the meantime, with many providers entering it, but long-term experience and transparent coordination with customers remain a decisive advantage.

Modules, inverters, and product selection

During consultations, Solarland Bayern emphasizes that modern inverters and battery storage systems are largely on the same technical level. Differences tend to arise from the origin, price, and gut feeling of the customers. Those who prefer a European or German product must expect higher costs, but in return usually receive different warranty structures. When it comes to modules, the company increasingly relies on glass-glass technology in standard sizes. Higher-performance models are available, but they are larger and more difficult to install, especially in the private sector. Glass-glass modules are considered robust, offer bifacial yields, and have established themselves as a common design.

Rear ventilation, cooling, and yield over the course of the year

Another technical aspect concerns rear ventilation. Modules are deliberately mounted several centimeters above the roof to allow air to circulate. This ensures lower temperatures and better performance, especially in cool months with clear sunlight. Diffuse light also contributes to energy production, albeit to a lesser extent. Basically, the yield remains dependent on the position of the sun and UV radiation.

Solarland Bayern combines photovoltaics, heat pumps, and air conditioning

There is increasing demand for complete systems in which PV systems, heat pumps, and—depending on requirements—air conditioning systems are planned together. Complete independence from the grid cannot be achieved, but energy consumption can be significantly reduced. The trend is clearly moving towards combined technologies, mainly because heat pumps and air conditioning units are becoming more important in the wake of climate change. Solarland Bayern offers all three areas as a complete package, providing customers with a coordinated system that is structurally and energetically compatible.