Residential

Empower Your Future: Residential Solar for Your Home

The sun delivers more energy to the Earth in a single day than all of humanity consumes in an entire year. In 2025, solar has emerged as the most reliable, clean, and professional energy source on the planet, designed to work virtually anywhere sunlight touches. As we navigate a warming climate, solar energy offers a path to true energy independence for homeowners everywhere.

Why Solar is the Smartest Investment in 2026

1. Protection Against Spiking Grid Costs

Installing solar today locks in your energy rate for decades, protecting your family from the volatile rising costs of grid power.

Cost Efficiency: Solar is now the least expensive form of energy for your home when measured in context.
Rural Advantage: This is especially critical for rural homeowners who currently pay the highest prices per kWh in Ontario.

2. Built to Last as Long as Your Home

Solar panels are a permanent upgrade to your property’s infrastructure, backed by 25-year warranties.

High Performance: Even 25 years from now, high-performance panels will still generate nearly 90% of the energy they did on day one.
Roof Protection: Panels absorb the photons that would otherwise heat your attic, keeping your house naturally cooler in the summer and extending the life of your roof.

Seamless Energy: Net Metering and Smart Storage

Net Metering: Your 12-Month "Energy Bank"

Net Metering allows you to use the grid like a giant battery, banking excess summer sun to power your home all winter long.

Simple & Automatic: We connect solar directly to your breaker box; you use your free solar power first, pulling from the grid only when necessary.
Rolling Credits: Ontario’s 12-month credit cycle ensures you never lose the value of the energy you produce.

Smart Backup with Tesla Powerwall

Pairing solar with a battery like the Tesla Powerwall provides the ultimate security of back-up power during storms.

Essential Reliability: Automatically power your furnace fans, refrigerator, and lights during a grid failure.
Smart Savings: Use your stored energy to avoid expensive peak-hour rates, keeping your monthly bills low.

Why Choose iSolara Solar Power?

Selecting iSolara means partnering with the largest and most experienced Net Meter installer in Ontario.

Proven Expertise: We have pioneered Net Zero with partners like Minto and have a solid, verified process for delivering energy independence.
Precision Engineering: We analyze 12 months of your actual hydro data to design a custom system that maximizes your specific ROI.
Patented Technology: For rural properties, our Quick Track ground mounts produce 15% more power by automatically shedding snow and capturing low winter sun.
Total Management: From hydro capacity checks to final municipal approvals, we handle every detail so your transition to solar is effortless.

Intelligent Energy Management?

In 2026, a residential solar project is no longer just about panels; it is about intelligent energy management. Here is how your fixed system works to save you money:

Step 1: Immediate Consumption: During the day, your home uses solar energy first. This is "free" power that bypasses the meter, protecting you from daytime rates that have reached up to 39.0¢/kWh.
Step 2: Smart Charging: Excess energy first charges your Tesla Powerwall 3. This provides you with whole-home backup and allows for "Peak Shaving"—using your own stored power during the most expensive peak hours (now up to 39.0¢/kWh for some plans).
Step 3: The Grid Bank: Once your battery is full, any further excess is sent to the grid. Your utility tracks this and gives you a 1-for-1 credit.
Step 4: The Winter Carry-Over: Because credits in Ontario now roll over for 12 consecutive months, the massive surplus you generate in July pays for your heat and lights in December.

A Compelling Choice for 2026

With grid prices for 2026 showing no relief, installing a residential project now is the only way to permanently opt-out of rate hikes. iSolara’s 2026 designs are "virtually anywhere" compatible—engineered to maximize production in Ontario's specific climate, from snowy winters to high-heat summers.