Take Advantage of Free, Clean Energy for Your Home or Business

Did you know what Alberta has incredible clean energy potential? It’s true – our beautiful prairie province has a copious amount of free solar energy that is just waiting to be harnessed by solar panels and used to power our homes and businesses. The Edmonton and Sherwood Park roofing contractors at A. Clark Roofing & Siding LP. provide solar panel installation in the greater Edmonton and Calgary areas for home and business owners looking to take advantage of the benefits of free, clean energy, including:

– Energy bill savings

By meeting all or even some of your monthly electricity needs, a solar panel array can start helping you save money on your energy bills right away.

– Increased property value

When installed by reliable Edmonton roofing companies, solar panel arrays can greatly increase the value of a property. Prospective home or commercial property buyers will be much more attracted to a property with a quality solar panel array that will allow them to save money right off the bat.

– Reduced environmental footprint

By relying less on the grid for your electricity needs, you will be helping to reduce your environmental footprint and contributing to a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.

Through our supplier, ATUM Energy Services, the Edmonton roofers at A. Clark Roofing & Siding LP. can provide solar panel installation for as low as $2.50 per installed watt. Depending on the overall size of your solar panel array, the total installation cost may range anywhere from $5,000 to $25,000. The potential for long-term savings and available government grants and incentives can often help to lower the total cost of a solar panel array installation considerably.

Available Government Grants and Incentives for Solar Panels

The Alberta Government has sought to make solar panel installation more affordable for homeowners, business owners, and non-profit organizations through its Residential and Commercial Solar Program. This program provides financial rebates for the lesser of $10,000 or 30% of the system cost for homeowners and the lesser of $500,000 or 25% of the total system cost for businesses or non-profit organizations.

The Community Sustainability Grants provided by EcoCity Edmonton can also make it more affordable for certain organizations to install solar panels on their facilities. These grants are intended for registered non-profits, community leagues, schools, registered charities, and area First Nations.

Time to Add a Solar Power System to Your Home or Business? Call A. Clark Roofing & Siding LP.

Alberta is a fantastic location for the harnessing of solar energy. Our clear skies, relatively few days of precipitation and overcast, and long summer days combine to give Alberta greater access to solar resources than the other provinces. In fact, Alberta has even greater minimum daily solar resources than Germany, the world’s current solar power leader.

If you’re interested in adding solar panels to your home or business, then the Edmonton roofers at A. Clark Roofing & Siding LP. are here to help. Contact us today to find out more about whether solar panels are the right choice for you.

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