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Your initial quote is based on the information you provide and typical system sizing for your usage patterns. After our free site assessment, we'll provide a final detailed proposal with exact pricing, equipment specifications, and installation timeline.

Absolutely not. Our quotes are completely free with no obligation to proceed. We want you to have all the information you need to make the best decision for your home and budget.

Most quotes are delivered within 24 hours. During busy periods, it may take up to 48 hours. We'll contact you to schedule a free site assessment to finalize the details.

We need your property address, average monthly electricity bill, and any specific products you're interested in. Having a recent utility bill handy helps, but isn't required for an initial quote.

Yes, your quote will include all applicable Ontario incentives and net metering benefits. We handle the paperwork and applications to maximize your savings.

Your solar system stays with the home and typically adds value at resale. The new owner inherits the panels, warranties, and net metering arrangement with your local distribution company (LDC). Solario provides transfer documentation and can walk the buyer through how the system works.

Most Ontario homeowners see little to no change in premiums. You should notify your insurer that panels were installed — they are considered part of your dwelling. Solario uses certified mounting and racking that meets building and insurance standards, and we can provide installation details for your policy if needed.

When installed correctly, solar panels do not damage your roof. We assess roof condition before installation, use proper flashing and waterproof mounting hardware, and seal every penetration. In many cases, panels actually protect the roof area beneath them from UV and weather exposure.

Very little. Panels have no moving parts and are built for Ontario weather. Rain usually keeps them clean; occasional debris removal may help in wooded areas. We recommend monitoring production through your inverter app. Most equipment carries long-term manufacturer coverage with minimal upkeep required.

No. Solario INC cannot guarantee specific dollar savings because they depend on your electricity usage, future rate changes, weather, shading, and system performance. We provide detailed savings projections based on your actual usage and Ontario utility rates so you can make an informed decision — but results will vary.

Light snow cover can temporarily reduce output, but panels are installed at an angle so snow typically slides off once it melts or after a sunny day. Your system is sized to account for lower winter production, with excess summer generation banked through Ontario net metering credits.

First, check your inverter monitoring app — many issues are simple to diagnose remotely. Panels and inverters carry manufacturer coverage for defects and performance. If something fails, contact Solario and we will troubleshoot, coordinate warranty claims, and arrange service when needed.

Rejections are uncommon when a site is properly assessed upfront. Solario handles your interconnection application with your LDC and reviews electrical capacity before you commit. If an issue arises — such as a panel upgrade requirement — we work with you and the utility to find a solution or adjust the system design accordingly.

Yes. Most solar installations can accept a battery such as the Tesla Powerwall down the road. Planning for battery add-ons during initial install — including electrical capacity and pre-wiring — makes future installation easier and more affordable. Ask us about battery-ready options when you get your quote.

Often yes, if you have available roof space and your electrical panel can support additional capacity. Expansions may require a new or amended interconnection application with your LDC. Many Ontario homeowners expand after adding an EV, heat pump, or pool — we can design your initial system with future growth in mind.