A look at recent residential and commercial solar projects completed by our in-house team.

A Markham homeowner near our own headquarters wanted to reduce a rising electricity bill and was concerned about upcoming time-of-use rate changes.
Our design team modeled twelve months of usage and proposed a rooftop array sized to offset the bulk of the home's annual consumption, factoring in roof orientation and minor shading from a mature tree line.
The system was installed in two days by our in-house crew, passed Alectra Utilities' net metering interconnection review without delay, and is tracking in line with the original production estimate.

A Hamilton warehouse operator was looking to offset rising daytime electricity costs tied to equipment and refrigeration loads.
Our commercial team assessed the facility's roof loading capacity and daytime demand curve, then designed a rooftop array sized for maximum offset against the facility's commercial rate structure.
Installation was completed with no disruption to warehouse operations, and the system now offsets a significant share of the facility's daytime electricity draw.

An Oakville homeowner in an older neighborhood needed a structural roof review before committing to solar.
After confirming the roof could support the array, our team proposed a system sized to the home's historical usage and walked the homeowner through Oakville Hydro's net metering process.
The completed system has performed consistently with the original estimate through its first full season.