Rooftop and ground-mount solar systems engineered for Alberta and BC commercial buildings, from warehouses and manufacturing plants to office and retail properties.
A commercial solar system is sized against your facility's actual load, not a generic percentage of roof space. That starts with a site assessment covering roof condition and structural capacity (or ground-mount site conditions), your electrical service size, your utility interconnection requirements, and 12 months of consumption or interval data where available. From there, system design, permitting, procurement, installation, and commissioning follow.
The most common configuration for warehouses, manufacturing plants, and commercial office buildings, using the existing structure and minimizing land use.
For sites with available land, agricultural operations, or buildings where roof condition doesn't support panel loads.
Solar carports over parking areas, or building-integrated panels on facades and canopies, for sites that want to combine generation with another function.
Our installations use Tier 1 monocrystalline TOPCon modules rated around 620W with roughly 23% efficiency and 30-year performance warranties guaranteeing output well above 85% after three decades, paired with three-phase commercial inverters supporting up to 150% DC oversizing and multi-MPPT design for higher conversion efficiency across variable roof orientations.
Systems can be purchased with cash, financed through a commercial loan or CEIP-style property-tax financing where available, or structured through a zero-cap-ex energy savings program model. See our financing page for a full comparison.
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