Solar Panels for Home

In the last decade, there were multiple occasions where wind and ice/snow storms left hundreds of thousands of Canadians without power. In rural areas, power outages can be a common occurrence, and it can be almost impossible to know when the power will come back on. 

In the city, mass power outages can disrupt whole economies. Solar panels combined with battery backup are an incredible security measure; they keep your home powered even when catastrophe strikes.

When you use solar power, you won’t be beholden to rapidly fluctuating energy prices in the way that your neighbors might be. Solar panels can generate enough power to fuel your home most of the year.

Some people wonder about the utility of solar panels during the winter. Contrary to popular belief, solar panels save you money all year round because of net metering. With net metering, you sell the excess energy you generate in the summer to your utility. They credit you for the amount you’ve sold them, and you can use those credits to lower your power bill in the wintertime.

Some home improvements may save money. Solar is the only investment you make for your home that will “pay for itself” as the panels create electricity, which translates to money. What’s more, solar power is part of the solution regarding climate change.

The climate crisis is real. From wildfires to hurricanes around the globe, the number of natural disasters we face seems to increase every year. Solar panels are one of the most environmentally friendly ways of producing energy. They’re renewable energy, because until the sun goes out, we can keep using them.

The future is on the line. The future of our planet, the future of our kids, the future of humanity. When you install solar panels, you’re not just making an investment in your pocketbook; you’re making an investment in life itself.

Choose solar panels. For your home, for your security, to create wealth, and to preserve life. You’ll be choosing a better future.