Where could solar fit on your site?

GreenAxis Ventures helps housing providers, co-op boards, commercial property owners, churches, and public agencies plan solar. We review your electricity use, rooftops, and available land.

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First Baptist Church4934 B St SE, Washington, DC 20019265.1 kW DC

First Baptist Church received a Solar for All grant and a substantial upfront payment.

Lewis Martin developed this ground-mounted array. It was installed by Advanced Solar, where he currently serves as Director of Commercial Development.

In 16 years in solar, Lewis has helped deliver 35+ megawatts of solar capacity.

Who we serve

Multifamily & affordable housing
We work with affordable housing developers, apartment owners, condo associations, and co-op boards. We start by identifying which meters serve individual homes and which cover shared spaces.
Commercial property owners
Whether you manage one roof or several buildings, we review each property’s roof space, operating hours, and electricity bills. See the five-building Doreen project.
Churches & nonprofits
We look at how your congregation or organization uses its property throughout the week, from weekend services to weekday programs.
Government & public facilities
For a municipal office or a fire station operating around the clock, the starting point is the site’s power demand and the roof or land available for an array.
Schools & community centers
Class schedules, summer programs, and evening activities all affect when a building uses power. We compare those patterns with the hours its panels could produce electricity.
Landowners
For a ground-mounted array, we look at how much land is available, where shade falls, and how the site connects to the grid.
Residential Solar
Lewis Martin brings the experience he’s gained across his solar portfolio to homeowners, too. He can help you compare the electricity your household uses with what panels on your roof could produce.

Understand your energy use

Our team works with homeowners and building owners to keep project costs down and make the most of solar. Together, we compare system sizes, installation costs, potential savings, and any incentives you qualify for to see which option makes financial sense for your property.

Track electricity use

See when your site draws the most power and how much of that demand falls during daylight hours.

Find avoidable costs

Compare equipment schedules with the hours your facility is in use to spot avoidable costs.

Measure improvements

Compare energy use before and after a change to see which adjustments make a difference.

Lewis Martin’s project portfolio

A selection of rooftop solar projects Lewis Martin has developed over his career.

Doreen 14th St NW LLC5910–5950 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20011248.16 kW DC combined

Five buildings at Doreen

Lewis Martin developed this rooftop project across five buildings on 14th Street NW. The aerial view shows the panel layout on each building around the shared drive.

Purity Baptist Church1325 Maryland Ave NE, Washington, DC 2000272.57 kW DC
Aspen 14th St NW LLC (6701 & 6707)6701 & 6707 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20012117.04 kW DC
The Twepen LLC1525 28th St SE, Washington, DC 20020110.4 kW DC
54 Congress Heights LLC (124 Atlantic)124 Atlantic St SE, Washington, DC 2003271.28 kW DC
Kentucky Scott LLC135 Kennedy St NW, Washington, DC 2001153.68 kW DC
12th Street Investment Group LLC2501 12th Pl SE, Washington, DC 20020106.48 kW DC
5601 13th St NW LLC5601 13th St NW, Washington, DC 20011110.44 kW DC
54 Congress Heights LLC (133 Yuma)133 Yuma St SE, Washington, DC 2003253.68 kW DC
808 Chesapeake LLC808 Chesapeake St SE, Washington, DC 2003251.48 kW DC
Aspen 14th St NW LLC (1401 Whittier)1401 Whittier Pl NW, Washington, DC 2001243.56 kW DC
E&C Real Estate Group150 Xenia St SE, Washington, DC 20032111.76 kW DC
NPCP Park Road LLC1445 Park Rd NW, Washington, DC 2001044 kW DC
Yoke Lebaum LLC551 Lebaum St SE, Washington, DC 2003249.61 kW DC
Lewis Martin

Lewis Martin

CEO, GreenAxis Ventures
Director, Commercial Development at Advanced Solar

Lewis Martin is a U.S. Army veteran with 16 years in solar and 25 years in corporate sales. Over his career, he has helped deliver 35+ megawatts of solar capacity. He has led solar projects for nonprofits, churches, fire stations, government facilities, and commercial properties.

“I wake up every morning knowing that I am going to help people. That’s a wonderful feeling.”

Lewis’s team

Lewis and his team represent GreenAxis Ventures and work for Advanced Solar.

Jason Hageman

Jason Hageman

Senior Project Manager

Jason oversees Lewis’s commercial and residential projects from development through installation and utility permission to operate. He coordinates clients, investors, utilities, and field teams on multifamily properties, nonprofit and faith-based sites, and projects spanning several buildings.

Jason served seven years in the U.S. Army.

Charlie Clarke

Charlie Clarke

Senior Design & Operations

Charlie guides residential and commercial projects from site evaluation through utility permission to operate. He coordinates surveys, system designs, permits, and installation plans with clients, utilities, engineers, electricians, roofers, and field crews.

His focus is commercial properties with complex site conditions and buildings with multiple electric meters.

Ty Martin

Ty Martin

Design & Operations

Ty prepares preliminary system layouts, gathers site information, and helps coordinate residential and commercial projects from planning through installation.

Lewis’s son, Ty served in the U.S. Coast Guard and studied finance in college. He is building on his father’s work as he develops his technical skills and client relationships.

Contact GreenAxis Ventures

For questions about solar or an upcoming project, call or email our team.

Jason Hageman · Senior Project Manager 301-674-7216 info@greenaxisventures.co