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★★★★★
“The guys at Raydn completed a solar system at my property and I am thoroughly impressed with their workmanship. The system on the roof looks sleek and clean. There can be some unpredictable happenings like in all the trades but you can be sure that Raydn aren't taking that as a chance for shortcuts. The finished product top to bottom is first class and that's all there is to say really. I wouldn't look much further, unfortunately there are some solar companies that fall way short of what should be expected and people fall for their sales pitch so do your best to avoid all of the noise. Local is best.”
Ryan · Verified Google review
★★★★★
“These guys are top tier. Professional, kind, and very knowledgeable. They came in, asked what happened, and quickly diagnosed the cause of the issue. Our fridge had stopped working in the outlet it was plugged into. We thought it was the outlet itself, so we replaced it, but it didn't fix anything. When Dmitry came, he suspected it was a loose neutral. He was correct. He fixed the issue and also cleaned and checked all of the other breakers in the box for us. He even explained what happened and how we can prevent it from happening again. Highly recommend this company for all electrical needs.”
Not a job counter. Real Alberta systems with the size, the equipment, and where it made sense, the production. Our go-to is APsystems DS3-L microinverters, with SolarEdge optimizer systems where the roof calls for it. We start with the one we know best: the owner’s own roof.
Owner’s own home
West Edmonton, Alberta
The founder’s house. A net negative power bill.
9.56 kW
System size
4
Roof faces
678 kWh
Exported in one cycle
-$109.98
Net bill, that month
Equipment
APsystems microinverters with the ECU-R monitor
Why that matters
so every panel is tracked independently and shade on one array never drags the rest
Exported
for the May 5 to Jun 2 2026 cycle, the home exported 678 kWh
Result
earned a -$236.80 micro-generation credit, and landed at a -$109.98 net bill after gas
This is the house that convinced us to start the company.
