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Contact Trivonix About Your Energy or Engineering Project
Tell us the site, the constraint and what you are trying to achieve. You will get a reply from an engineer, and it will say plainly what we think is feasible — including when we think something is not.
Send us a project enquiry
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Before you get in touch
What information should I include in my enquiry?
Site location and type, approximate size or capacity, and what you are trying to achieve. For solar or charging projects, twelve months of electricity bills or interval consumption data makes the biggest difference — it is the single input that lets us give a useful answer rather than a generic one.
How quickly will I get a response?
We normally reply within one working day. The first response comes from an engineer rather than an account manager, and it will usually contain either an indicative view or a specific list of what we would need to give one.
Do you charge for an initial site survey?
It depends on scope. A brief feasibility visit for a defined project is typically part of the proposal process. A full measured survey, energy audit or feasibility study is chargeable work with its own deliverables — and we will tell you which category your enquiry falls into before anyone visits.
Can you provide a budget figure before visiting the site?
We can usually give an indicative range with the caveats stated. What we will not do is issue a firm price before a survey, because pre-survey pricing depends on assumptions about the electrical supply and site conditions that are wrong often enough to matter.
Can I contact Trivonix on WhatsApp?
Yes — +91 91193 17319 is our WhatsApp line as well as our phone number, so you can call it or message it. WhatsApp is often the quickest route for a first enquiry because you can send site photographs, a roof plan or a copy of an electricity bill straight into the conversation.
Do you work with consultants and main contractors?
Yes — regularly as a specialist package within a larger project, and occasionally as owner's engineer overseeing others. In either case we agree interface boundaries in writing at the outset, since unowned interfaces are the most reliable source of disputes.
Prefer to speak to someone?
Call +91 91193 17319 during office hours and ask for the engineering team. If your question is technical, you will be put through to someone who can answer it.