Solar for Your Facility
Put Your Roof to Work.
Generate power behind your own meter. Cut the electricity bill, own your carbon reductions, and let one accountable team handle everything — from a free screening of your site to decades of operations.
Request a Free Site ScreeningWhat We Do
One Accountable Team
Develop
We screen your site, model the economics with your real utility data, and handle incentives, permits, and the utility application. You see clear numbers before you commit capital.
Build
Our own crews build the system — licensed electrical work, P.Eng.-stamped designs, and one accountable team on your roof from mobilization to commissioning.
Operate
After energization we stay: monitoring, maintenance, and periodic production and savings reporting for the long life of the system.
Most facility owners buy their systems outright: Ontario's incentives are built for ownership. It does not have to be capital out of pocket. We also offer a PPA-style structure with no upfront capital and savings on your energy bills from day one.
Why It Pays
What On-Site Solar Does for Your Business
A lower bill, from day one
Every kilowatt-hour you generate behind the meter is one you do not buy from the grid at the full blended rate.
A locked-in price for decades
Your roof produces power at a known cost for the life of the system, while grid rates keep climbing. It is a hedge you own.
Global Adjustment upside
Solar output lines up with summer grid peaks. For Class A facilities, that coincidence can reduce Global Adjustment charges. Your interval data tells us how much.
Carbon reductions you own
An asset on your own roof, auditable at the facility level. Progress you report year after year, without buying offsets.
A roof that earns
Unused roof space becomes a productive asset with a 25+ year life, backed by long-term equipment warranties.
Incentives handled for you
We prepare the incentive and tax-credit applications as part of the job. You approve; we do the paperwork.
Load displacement or net metering: your usage data decides which configuration pays best, and we design for that one. Load displacement qualifies for the IESO incentive; net metering does not. Program parameters as at September 2026.
The Ontario Opportunity
The Economics Have Changed
Incentives
About 65% of the cost, covered
The IESO Save on Energy incentive (currently 77¢/W AC) and the 30% refundable federal Clean Technology investment tax credit apply directly against capital cost. With accelerated first-year depreciation on top, about 65% of a typical system's cost is covered.
Equipment
Historic lows
Panel prices are near historic lows after years of steady decline. The same system costs a fraction of what it did five years ago.
Grid rates
One direction
Ontario commercial electricity rates have risen for years, and the supply outlook points up. A system on your roof is hedged supply at a discounted rate. Doing nothing is the expensive option.
Grid carbon
2× since 2020
Ontario's average grid emissions factor has more than doubled since 2020. Every solar kilowatt-hour now avoids more carbon, typically displacing gas-fired generation, and trims what you spend on offsets.
Flexible financing
Facility owners typically own their rooftop solar: the incentives are designed for ownership. It does not have to be capital out of pocket. We also offer a PPA-style structure with no upfront capital and savings on your energy bills from day one.
Timing and rebate changes
The IESO Save on Energy incentive moved from 86¢/W to 77¢/W in June 2026 and is due for review again in fall 2026. Pre-approved projects keep their rate.
Incentive and credit amounts are estimates subject to program rules, eligibility and approval, and to your corporation's tax position. Program parameters as at September 2026. General information, not tax or legal advice.
The Path Forward
From Concept to Kilowatts: One Gate at a Time
Screening and pre-feasibility run at our cost. Your capital decision comes only after a firm proposal.
Screen
Desktop review of your sites from aerial imagery — at our cost.
Pre-Feasibility
Your utility data and roof documents become an indicative proposal, typically within one week, at our cost.
Feasibility & Firm Proposal
Site visits and full feasibility on selected sites lead to a firm proposal.
Engineering
P.Eng.-stamped design, permits, and the utility interconnection application.
Construction
Build, inspection, and commissioning by one accountable team — typically 6–16 weeks by system size.
Operations
Monitoring, maintenance, and production and savings reporting — for 25+ years.
Utility and permitting windows are outside our control and differ by connection type. A firm schedule is issued after the site assessment.
Built for Operating Facilities
Your Facility Keeps Running
Putting solar on a working building takes more than panels. Here is how we protect your roof, your schedule, and your operations.
One bounded tie-in outage
A single planned shutdown, typically a few hours, scheduled to your operating calendar. No extended downtime.
Your roof warranty, preserved
The installation method is coordinated with your roofing manufacturer, ballasted wherever the roof allows, so the warranty stays intact. Any penetration is logged.
Controlled site access
Scheduled, escorted, documented visits. No surprise contractors on your roof, during construction or after.
Work around your operations
The work stays on the roof and in the electrical room. Crews and work windows follow your production schedule and your site protocols.
Roof life, planned up front
If re-roofing is ever needed, a lift-and-relay plan and pricing are agreed before construction, aligned to the roof's remaining service life.
Day-2 support, defined
System fault alerts with defined response times, scheduled preventive maintenance, and periodic production and savings reporting.
Straight Answers
Will solar void my roof warranty?+
No. We coordinate the installation method with your roofing manufacturer before construction, ballasted wherever the roof allows, and log every penetration. The warranty stays intact.
Will you interrupt my operations?+
The build needs one scheduled tie-in outage, typically a few hours, at a time you choose. Everything else happens on the roof and in the electrical room while your facility keeps running.
What if the roof needs replacement in ten years?+
We plan around the roof's remaining service life before we build. If re-roofing is ever needed, the lift-and-relay plan and its price are agreed up front, not negotiated later.
Who maintains the system after it is built?+
We do. Monitoring, preventive maintenance, fault alerts with defined response times, and periodic production and savings reporting, for 25+ years. If it underperforms, that is our problem to fix.
What does the first step cost?+
Nothing. Screening and pre-feasibility run at our cost. You commit capital only after a firm proposal, and you can stop at any gate before that.
Start With One Utility Bill.
Send us twelve months of electricity data and roof documents if you have them handy. We come back with an indicative proposal for your site, typically within one week, and the screening costs you nothing.
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