Swtco
Small wind turbine installation, maintenance and repair services for turbine owners across the UK
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Swtco
SWTCo installs, services, repairs and decommissions small wind turbines and renewable energy systems. Its work includes scheduled maintenance, turbine component replacement, inverter fault repair and yield analysis.
The company serves small wind turbine owners across the UK and is an approved service agent for SD Wind Energy. It is based in Stone, Staffordshire, and was founded in 2019.
Product: Installation, maintenance, repair and decommissioning services for small wind turbines and renewable energy systems.
Jobs at Swtco
Leadership
- Tom Hodkinson · FounderSource: company website
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