Every solar power project starts with a quick conversation to see if solar is right for you. We’ll discuss your energy use and take a look at your roof using satellite imaging. We’ll prepare a free quote if everything looks good. It includes all of your options and projects your energy savings for the next 20-30 years.

Your agreement secures your solar energy cost for the next 20 or 30 years, depending on your financing option. Detail of the most important factors can be find in the summary page of the agreement.
There are no hidden fees, but you’ll find plenty of guarantees and warranties that protect you and your home.

We take care of the Ontario Power Authority application process and all paperwork, engineering and building permits, ESA and Local hydro company permits to ensure a smooth project.

Your agreement secures your solar energy cost for the next 20 or 30 years, depending on your financing option. Detail of the most important factors can be find in the summary page of the agreement.
There are no hidden fees, but you’ll find plenty of guarantees and warranties that protect you and your home.

System installation will happen in two days. We’ll find a day that works best for you. All you have to do is watch it all come together.

Once system installation complete and commissioned, Ontario Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) inspection followed. Once the ESA gives approval, local hydro company install a new revenue meter at your house then you get to flip the switch to start generating your own clean, affordable energy. Once local hydro company notify Ontario Power Authority, you will receive your 20 year power purchase agreement form them within a week. Then you start collecting income from the sun for twenty years.

We provide an array of services, from design and installation to site analysis and feasibility reports. Our customized analytics and reporting data includes assessment of a location’s potential usage, electrical infrastructure, installation logistics, site conditions, civil works, permitting and associated costs.

Several types of solar panels are available for generating solar electricity. The term photovoltaic (PV) describes the photo electric process that takes place when sunlight interacts with the photo sensitive materials in a panel’s PV cells

Direct Current electricity is passed to an inverter which is grid tied. The inverter monitors the alternating current mains supply waveforms and generates electricity that is phase matched. The DC electrical system is attached to the mains via this mechanism. Local generation can be from an environmentally friendly source such as photovoltaic. Individuals can choose to install their own system if an environmentally friendly mains provider is not available in their location.

A micro generation facility can be started with a very small system such as a home wind power generation or photovoltaic (solar cells) generation system.

This is to use an off-grid style configuration as a backup system. When there is a power outage, a smaller battery bank will power a limited number of loads. A generator may also be tied into this type of system.

Although they are most common in remote locations without grid service, off-grid solar power systems can work anywhere in Ontario. These systems operate independently from the grid to provide all of a household’s electricity. That means no electric bills and no blackouts.

Off-grid systems can be sized to provide power during cloudy periods when the sun doesn’t shine. But sizing a system to cover a worst-case scenario, like several cloudy weeks during the winter when there is no available ambient light, can result in a very large, expensive system that will rarely get used to its capacity. To spare your pocketbook, we can size the system moderately. One may consider a generator or hybrid system to get through those occasional sunless stretches.