Residential Solar

Since 2009, FowlerSolar has installed more than 250,000 solar panels. We utilize Tier One Products, which are designed for commercial use and offer the industry's most extensive and comprehensive warranty, further supported by our 10-year labour warranty.

Generate Your Own Electricity in Ontario

At FowlerSolar, we excel in the design, installation, and construction of custom residential solar systems that cater to your specific energy requirements. Our all-inclusive services guarantee a smooth shift to solar energy, offering dependable and eco-friendly energy solutions. Whether your goal is to cut down on electricity costs, boost your home's energy self-sufficiency, or create a fully off-grid living solution, our skilled team is committed to providing top-notch installations that enhance efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

Harnessing solar energy for residential use involves capturing the sun’s power to produce clean electricity, granting you energy autonomy and economic advantages. Our systems are expertly crafted to ensure peak efficiency and flexibility, whether you opt for a grid-connected system, an autonomous off-grid configuration, or a hybrid approach.

Net Metering involves several steps:

1. Photovoltaic cells capture solar energy and convert it to DC electricity.

2. A solar inverter then transforms the DC into AC electricity for household use.

3. The electrical panel distributes this electricity to power home electronics.

4. Any surplus power is fed back into the grid, earning credits for future use, tracked by a bi-directional meter.

Solar Tax Credit Ontario

The government of Canada has proposed to introduce a refundable tax credit on capital investments on: 

• Electricity production systems, like solar panels
• Low-carbon heating equipment
• Stationary electricity storage systems 

This tax credit will be equal to 30 percent of the total cost of installing a solar power system till 2032. However, the credit amount will decrease after 2032, and homeowners can avail a 26 percent credit in 2033 and a 22 percent credit in 2034. 

To claim the solar tax credit, you should owe some federal taxes or have your income withheld for taxes. Remember that this credit is not a cash rebate or reimbursement. You can claim it for the year in which you installed your solar power system and possibly carry over your unused credits to upcoming tax years.