Power Your Future with a Home Solar System.

Yes! By generating clean, renewable energy from sunlight, solar panels significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution, helping to combat climate change and protect the environment for future generations.

If your solar system is tied to the electrical grid, it will shut down to protect utility workers. If you add a battery backup system to your solar installation, you can continue to power essential appliances even when the grid is down, providing greater energy independence and peace of mind during emergencies.

Absolutely! Studies show homes with solar panels tend to sell faster and for more money than homes without solar. The increase in home value varies by housing market, but it’s not uncommon to see an increase of 3% to 5% in the value of your home. Potential buyers are attracted to the energy savings, environmental benefits, and long-term investment value of solar-equipped homes.

Solar panels are built to withstand a wide range of weather conditions, including hail, wind, and snow. High-quality panels come with warranties of 25 years or more, guaranteeing optimal performance and durability.

While there is an initial cost to install solar panels, they offer significant long-term savings on electricity bills and may even generate revenue through net metering or solar incentives. With financing options and available government incentives, solar can be a financially rewarding investment.

Yes, incentives, rebates, and even loans are available to offset the cost of solar installation. These incentives are available from the federal government, and depending on where you live, provincial, and local governments too. Our team can help you identify and take advantage of available incentives to reduce your costs and maximize your savings.

Yes, adding solar panels to your home will help you save money and even generate income.

In Alberta, your utility company pays you for excess electricity generated by solar through net metering. This means you earn credits for every kWh you send back to the grid. And, with high rate options—during periods of peak production, you can maximize your earnings by selling excess energy at higher rates.

And, you can earn and get paid annually for carbon offset credits. Solar Offset and other offset credit resellers pay you for selling the carbon credits generated by your solar system.

Net metering allows you to earn credits for excess solar energy you generate and send back to the grid. These credits offset the cost of electricity when solar production is low. Unless you install and become fully reliant on a battery backup system, you will remain connected to the grid to access electricity during periods of low solar production.

While the initial expense for solar panels might seem significant, the long-term rewards far outweigh the upfront investment. By harnessing solar energy, not only can you substantially decrease or even eliminate your monthly electricity costs, but you also contribute to a cleaner, more sustainable environment.

Yes, home solar panel systems still generate electricity during the winter months in Alberta. While the amount of sunlight may be reduced compared to the summer months, solar panels can still produce energy even on cloudy or snowy days.

In winter, the amount of solar power you produce each day will vary based on the conditions and depth of snow cover. Even at freezing temperatures, snow will often melt or slide off your solar panels. Some days you’ll cover a significant portion of your electricity needs, others you’ll be almost fully reliant on the grid.

Solar panels are generally maintenance free. There’s no need to clean them, just let Mother Nature take care of it for you.