
Two-storey brick, Oakville
South roof · 8 kW · about 9,280 kWh a year
Tell us what you pay each month. We'll show the system that covers it, then check your roof for free before you commit to anything.
You talk to one person from the first estimate to the day the panels switch on.
Your bill and postal code give a first system size in seconds, right on this page.
We look at the roof's age, pitch and shade, then send a written quote with the panel layout drawn on it.
We file the building permit and the utility connection forms, including the net metering application.
Most homes are done in one or two days. The utility swaps your meter, and the system switches on.

Sized to your roof and your use, laid out around vents and chimneys, and drawn on the quote before anything is ordered.
Power your panels send to the grid is credited at the same per-kWh rates you pay, and credits carry forward for up to 12 months. We apply to your utility before anything is bought.
If the shingles need replacing in the next few years, we tell you before you sign, not after.
Sample layouts to show the range. Your roof check gives the real numbers for your house.

South roof · 8 kW · about 9,280 kWh a year

West roof · 5.8 kW · about 6,728 kWh a year

South and east roofs · 11.1 kW · about 12,876 kWh a year
Natural Resources Canada puts installed rooftop solar in Ontario at $2.42 to $3.05 per watt before tax. The estimate above uses that range. The roof check gives you a written price for your house.
Maybe. Panels are on the roof for decades, so if the shingles need replacing in the next few years it's cheaper to do that first. We'll tell you at the roof check.
Yes, at lower output. Panels make most of their power from spring to early fall, and the estimate above uses a full year's production, winter included.
Ontario's net metering rules let you send extra power to the grid and get a bill credit at the same per-kWh rates you pay. Credits carry forward for up to 12 months, then expire, and are never paid out in cash. They don't cover fixed monthly charges. You have to apply to your utility before buying equipment, and we do that for you.
Ontario's Home Renovation Savings program pays $1,000 per kW of rooftop solar, up to $5,000 and no more than half the cost, with written pre-approval before you buy. A home that takes it can't sign a net metering agreement, now or later. We show you both options at the roof check.
The install itself usually takes one or two days. The permit and the utility connection take longer, and we file both for you.
We check the roof, draw the layout, and send a written quote. No cost, and no pressure to sign.