Potential Solar

05/30/2026

This system powers a beautiful family home in Tuscany and despite the rain our crew was all smiles!

04/30/2026

Spring arriving is extra exciting for solar homeowners because it marks the beginning of high-production credit-generating months!

04/29/2026

04/25/2026

Check out this timelapse of a recent project we completed in Douglasdale.

What a view!

Shoutout to Rangeview Electrical & Contracting for their great electrical work, bringing this system to life.

04/25/2026

Top Tip - Don't sign a contract under pressure.

We have strong opinions about this one. Door-knocking solar sales people have roped too many unsuspecting homeowners into bad contracts using high-pressure sales tactics such as "if you don't sign today, all of your neighbours will go solar and you won't get to" (which is not true in 99% of cases by the way).

Politely tell them that you will do your own research and get multiple quotes.

Don't get duped.

For more tips check out the video on our YouTube channel called 8 Things You Should Know Before Going Solar (Link in Bio)

04/25/2026

Did you know that solar panels typically get 1% more efficient with every 4 degree Celsius drop in temperature? While this doesn't make up for fewer sunlight hours in winter, it's still pretty cool!

For more tips check out the video on our YouTube channel called 8 Things You Should Know Before Going Solar (Link in Bio)

03/23/2026

Top Tip - Seasonably adjustable ground mount systems offer a higher energy yield per panel than conventional ground mount or roof mounted solar systems.

For more tips check out the video on our YouTube channel called 8 Things You Should Know Before Going Solar (Link in Bio)

03/14/2026

We just looooove big square south facing roofs like this one in Vista Heights. Everybody wins!

03/11/2026

Top Tip - Don't get caught guessing what you're buying due to vague quotes

For more tips check out the video on our YouTube channel called 8 Things You Should Know Before Going Solar (Link in Bio)

03/08/2026

Sometimes factors that you can't control mean that the conduit needs to be on the roof. In cases like this one in Deer Run, we do our best to blend the conduit in.