Calgary & southern Alberta
Stop renting your electricity.
Solar, roofing, batteries and EV charging from one licensed team. We'll look at your roof and twelve months of your bills, then give you a real number — including when the answer is that solar isn't worth it for your house.
What we do
One licensed team, start to finish
Most homes need more than one of these, and doing them together costs less than doing them one at a time.
Solar panels
Cut your power bill and sell what you don't use back to the grid.
Roof replacement
A new roof first, so the panels go on something that will outlast them.
Battery storage
Keep the lights on when the grid goes down.
Heat pumps
Heating and cooling that runs on the power you generate.
EV chargers
Charge at home, on your own power.
Electrical panel upgrades
The capacity everything else depends on.
Agricultural solar
Farms use power differently, and the economics are better for it.
Where we work
Close enough to come back
We stay inside a radius we can service properly. If a panel fails in year seven, someone comes out.
Solar in Calgary
Alberta's biggest solar market, and the one with the most varied roofs — from 1950s bungalows in Renfrew to new builds in Livingston.
Solar in Airdrie
Newer housing stock and simple roof geometry make Airdrie one of the most straightforward places in the region to install.
Solar in Okotoks
A town that has taken residential energy seriously for decades, with plenty of large south-facing roofs.
Solar in Cochrane
Exposed sites and strong sun, with wind loading that has to be engineered for properly.
Solar in Chestermere
Large lots and larger homes, which usually means larger systems and a panel upgrade in the same visit.
Questions
What people actually ask
- How much do solar panels cost in Calgary?
- Most Calgary homes land between $15,000 and $30,000 before incentives, depending on system size and roof complexity. A typical 8 kW system on a straightforward asphalt roof sits near the middle of that. We give you a fixed price after we've looked at your roof and your last twelve months of bills — not a per-watt number that changes on install day.
- Do solar panels actually work through an Alberta winter?
- Yes, and better than most people expect. Alberta gets more annual sunshine than almost anywhere in Canada, and panels are more efficient in cold air than in heat. Production drops in December and January, then runs well ahead of your usage from March through September. The credits you build up in summer carry you through winter.
- What happens to the power I don't use?
- Under Alberta's microgeneration rules it goes back onto the grid and you're credited for it on your bill. Most homes run a surplus in summer and draw it back down in winter, which is why systems are sized against a full year of usage rather than a single month.
- Should I replace my roof before installing solar?
- If your roof has fewer than ten years left, yes. Panels last 25 to 30 years, and taking them off and putting them back to replace the roof underneath costs real money. We do both, so we'll tell you honestly which one you need — including when the answer is that your roof is fine.
- How long does the whole process take?
- The install itself is one to two days. Permitting and utility approval put the full timeline at roughly four to eight weeks from signing. We handle the permits and the microgeneration application.
- Do I need to upgrade my electrical panel?
- Sometimes. A 100 amp service can often take solar on its own, but adding a battery, an EV charger or a heat pump usually needs 200 amp. We check during the site visit and quote it upfront rather than discovering it mid-install.
Find out what your roof is worth
Tell us the address and we'll look at it on satellite before we call. No sales visit unless you want one.
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