Roll the rack on site. Build solar where land won't bend.
Roll-A-Rack uses a portable roll former to make steel channel at the project site. The system supports tight row spacing, field adjustment, and surface drainage on landfills, brownfields, farms, and other constrained parcels.
Three steps.
One truck. One crew.
The racking is made at the site from coiled steel and placed directly in the row.
Roll channel on site
A portable roll former converts coil stock into steel channel at the project site.
Adjust row by row
Row spacing is measured in inches. Channel geometry can be adjusted during installation to match site conditions.
Install panels
PV modules attach to the Roll-A-Rack channel using standard field tools and workflows.
Sixty seconds: what on-site roll forming looks like
Constrained sites that need tighter row spacing.
Roll-A-Rack is intended for sites where piles, wide row spacing, truck traffic, or land-use limits make conventional racking difficult.
Landfills
Capped sites where pile driving may be restricted. Racking sits on graded fill.
Brownfields
Sites with shallow contamination or excavation limits.
Agrivoltaics
Small farms and dual-use projects where row spacing affects usable land.
Community parcels
Lower profile, fewer truckloads, and less site disturbance.
Same panels.
Different racking substrate.
The main change is where the rack is made and how close rows can be placed.
| Conventional fixed-tilt | Roll-A-Rack | |
|---|---|---|
| Row spacing | ~7 to 10 ft | ~12 to 18 in |
| Racking arrival | Pre-formed, flatbed | Coil stock, one truck |
| Ground prep | Driven piles, graded | Graded only |
| Site adaptability | Fixed before delivery | Adjusted in the row |
| Land-use ratio | Baseline | ~50% reduction |
| Landfill / brownfield fit | Often disqualified | Designed for |
Feet on the ground.
A city-supported install in a Cleveland residential lot. Not a landfill project. Proof that the machine and install workflow run as designed.
Reviewing pilot sites for 2026.
We have one installation completed and are reviewing pilot sites for 2026. If you have a constrained site, send basic parcel information and project timing.
Talk to us- Site type and parcel location
- Current EPC bid or project status
- Site constraints, such as cap, contamination, row spacing, or drainage
- Timeline and decision owner