GOT SUN?

GO SOLAR!

Everyone's motivation for going solar varies - some people want to do it for environmental reasons, some want to be independent from the grid and others have economic interests.

But at the end of the day, most people want all of the above.

This is one solution that truly ticks all of these boxes.

The reasons for NOT going solar diminish with each passing sunset.

FAQs

Inquiry form

Choosing the right solar system for your home

Homeowners considering solar energy often ask the same question:

Should I install a solar net metering system

a solar + battery load displacement system with Save on Energy rebates?

Both options reduce electricity bills and carbon emissions, but they work very differently. Below is a clear comparison to help you decide which solar solution best fits your home, budget, and long-term goals.

What is a solar
+
battery load
displacement system?

Learn more

What is a solar
net metering system?

Learn more

What is "Net Metering"?

Solar net metering is a billing arrangement for solar panel owners. Excess electricity is fed back into the grid, and users receive kilowatt hour (kWh) credits on their bills for the surplus. These kWh credits offset electricity drawn from the grid during periods of low solar production (evenings, winter), providing a financial incentive for solar energy adoption. When we design your system we need to know what your annual kWh usage is and then we design a system that will produce close to that value.

There is no monetary incentive to produce more than what you use but if you are considering to increase your loads (electric vehicle, hot tub, etc.) then we’ll want to take that into consideration at this stage.

STEPS TO GET YOUR SOLAR PROJECT STARTED

STEP 1: Is your property suitable for a solar system

There are a few key pieces of information we need to determine if your property has good potential for shifting to solar:

Does your roof or land have unshaded exposure to the sun?

If you want a rooftop system, is your roof in good shape and won't be needing to be redone in the next 10 years or more?

Our systems are built to last 20 + years.

What is your annual hydro consumption in kilowatt hours?

This number is critical to know so we can properly design your system size.

Do you have inefficient appliances and lighting that can easily be upgraded and retrofitted?

Do you have inefficient appliances and lighting that can easily be upgraded and retrofitted? Energy efficient equipment and controls can greatly reduce your consumption and you may not need as large a solar system. Looking around your property for items that are wasting power and fixing these issues first are far more cost effective than adding additional solar panels to supply power to these wasteful loads.

Are you planning on adding equipment to your home that may increase your energy consumption?

Example; electric vehicle, hot tub, heat pump, etc.

STEP 2: Fill in this inquiry form:

Inquiry form

The inquiry forms includes a list of basic items that need to be addressed before a solar system can be installed. For most turn-key projects we take care of all these steps to keep the process moving forward. Once all these steps are completed and approvals are in hand, the project is basically ready to be installed. Depending on a few factors (application delays), this process can take 1-3 months.

We can provide turn-key solar systems - from the initial design phase, permits, supply, installation and connecting to the grid or supply of the equipment only. Everyone has differing needs and we’re happy to support your project.