50+ ProjectsCompleted across Alberta since August 2025.
14 years on the tools, Master Electrician, and my own roof has been running since 2022. Every job on that list was designed and signed off by an owner, not a subcontractor. We chase the work we can stand behind, not the volume.
Two owners. Both on every quote, every install, every callback. Your call lands on our actual phones, not a call center, not a sales rep.
14 yr
Dmitry Naboka
Founder · Master Electrician
Master Electrician owned & operated, licensed in Alberta
14 years on the tools across residential, commercial, and oilfield
BJJ purple belt, off the truck, on the mats
Same number since grade 8. He still answers it.
KV
20 yr
Kyle V.
Co-Owner · Journeyman Electrician
20 years on the tools, industrial & residential
Oilfield-trained on panel and conduit obsessive
Walks every roof himself before any quote goes out
Built the Raydn install playbook. Runs the crews.
Our names are on every job.
No salespeople. No call center. No disappearing after install. Two owners.
Led by a licensed Master Electrician (#13824), 14 years on the tools, with 50+ completed jobs and 60+ kW of solar across Alberta since we opened in August 2025. Same phone numbers we have always had.
70+five-star Google reviews
5.0average rating, every job, every time
60+ kWof solar installed across Alberta
5.0 on Google · 70+ verified reviews
What customers said about working with us
Every quote below is verbatim from our Google Business Profile. Click through and check any of them yourself.
★★★★★
“Friendly, helpful and great group of guys to work with. Communicated well and worked into our time slot. They almost seemed like family. Did a great job and gave lots of information. They went over and above to make our journey into solar a great experience. Would highly recommend their business to everyone.”
Karen Charlton · Verified Google review
★★★★★
“Awesome experience with Dima. I come from an automotive background and Dima was fantastic at explaining everything to me. I got a free lesson in house electrical and got everything fixed. He went over all the options for adding solar down the road and all the different options I had. His app and calculators are fantastic and easy to use. Highly recommend anyone who's thinking of going solar to contact him. Super easy, super friendly and the way he's able to teach you at the same time.”
Devin Guedo · Verified Google review
★★★★★
“Dmitry was 10/10 to work with from start to finish. He was able to diagnose a problem in our rental property and have it fixed the same day. Our tenant was very impressed with his work, professionalism, and cleanliness. We will definitely work with Raydn going forward and it is with the utmost confidence that we would recommend their services.”
Five things you can check on any electrical job, including ours.
Every electrical company in Alberta will tell you they do quality work. Almost none of them tell you how to check. So here is how, on five things, and not one of them needs a licence or a ladder. Use them on us before you use them on anybody else.
Tap any check.
01Open the door
Look inside the panel
The inside of a panel is the one place a crew cannot fake at the end of the day. Either the wires were combed as they went in or they were not.
What to look atHow the conductors are combed and bent
Good work looks likeSweeping bends, wires combed to their breakers, nothing crossing the neutral bar
A rush job looks likeWires cut short and forced into sharp corners, bundles crossing over each other
Why it matters.
A conductor pulled hard around a sharp corner carries stress on the insulation right at that bend.
That is where a fault shows up in ten years, not on inspection day, which is exactly why it gets away with it.
How to check it yourself.
Ask to see inside before the cover goes back on. Anyone proud of the work will hold the door open for you.
Anyone who tells you the panel is not for customers to look at has just answered the question.
02Read the directory
Read the breaker directory
The directory card is a two minute job that plenty of crews skip, so it is a clean read on whether the rest of the work was finished or just stopped.
What to look atThe directory card on the inside of the door
Good work looks likeEvery breaker named by room and device, printed, and it matches reality
A rush job looks likePencil, blank rows, or the word spare beside a breaker that is feeding something
Why it matters.
Ten years from now a breaker trips at 11pm with a freezer on it. The label is the only thing standing between you and flipping breakers one at a time in the dark to find out which one.
How to check it yourself.
Pick three labels at random and go test them. If they hold, the card was written off the actual circuits. If they do not, it was written from memory in the truck.
03Stand at the curb
Sight the rows from the curb
Layout is the part of a solar install you can grade from the sidewalk without knowing anything about electrical work.
What to look atThe lines the array makes against your roof edge
Good work looks likeRows square to the roof edge, even gaps, one continuous run wherever the roof allows it
A rush job looks likePanels stepped off level, gaps that grow across the run, rails set wherever the first hole landed
Why it matters.
Crooked rows usually mean the rails were shot off the first rafter somebody found instead of off a snapped line.
Rails that are not straight are rails that were not laid out, and layout is where roof leaks start.
How to check it yourself.
Stand at the curb and sight the top edge of the array against your fascia. You do not need a level or a ladder for that one.
04Look up from below
Look under the array
This photo is my own roof from 2022. It is the one array I get to show you with nothing cropped out, so it is the one I will be judged on.
What to look atWhether any cable is visible under the panels from the ground
Good work looks likeNothing hanging. Every run clipped up inside the rail channel
A rush job looks likeLoops of cable resting on the shingles or swinging free in the wind
Why it matters.
Cable lying on asphalt gets sawed by thermal movement every day of its life. Cable that swings finds a sharp edge eventually. Both end at the same place, and neither is visible from inside the house.
How to check it yourself.
Walk the perimeter and look up at the underside of the array. If you can see cable from the ground, it was never clipped.
05Ask for the number
Ask for the permit and the inspection
This is the check with real money behind it, and it is the one almost nobody asks for.
What to look atThe permit number and the passed inspection, on paper
Good work looks likeA permit pulled before the work, an inspection passed after it, both handed to you
A rush job looks likeNo permit, and somebody telling you it is a small job so nobody checks
Why it matters.
An unpermitted solar install costs you twice.
Your insurer can decline a claim on it, and your utility will not approve the interconnection, so the system cannot legally export a single kilowatt hour.
How to check it yourself.
Ask for the permit number and look it up with your own municipality. That call is free and it takes about five minutes.
Five checks. None of them need a licence. If a quote cannot survive them, that is the quote telling you something.
Dmitry Naboka, Master Electrician and founder.
The short version
Before RaydnTwo industrial electricians up north. Long days, long drives.
In the truckAt first it was a joke. But we meant it.
August 8, 2025Raydn Renewables registered.
By SeptemberOn a roof.
Since then50+ projects across Alberta.
The long version is below.
01
How it started
Raydn Renewables started the way a lot of things do in Alberta. Work slowed down, bills don't, and you go where the work is.
Solar can be all over the place out here. One minute it's busy, next minute it's dead quiet, especially heading into winter. It gets political, it gets pushed around, and when it slows down you either sit and wait or you head north. I chose to head north.
02
Meeting Kyle
That’s where I met my business partner.
We were both up there doing industrial electrical work in the oilfield. Long days, out of town, same grind as everyone else. Oil was booming, solar wasn't, and we were just doing what it takes to keep moving.
Somewhere between job sites and long drives, we started talking. At first it was just talk, joking around, saying one day we'd run our own jobs, be our own bosses, not have to chase work all over the place anymore.
But we meant it.
We didn't want to live out of a bag forever. We wanted to build something of our own, take care of our families properly, and actually be around for it. Have an acreage, have a farm, get things paid off, and not be stressed out all the time. Just live the Alberta dream the way it's supposed to be.
That's where Raydn Renewables came from.
03
August 2025
Mid-August 2025, I flew down to Vegas for a jujitsu tournament. Got home, had the paperwork done within a week, and by September we were on the roof for our first job. Raydn was registered August 8, 2025. We've been working ever since, subbing where we have to, building the company the right way. That's why we're going hard for our own jobs now.
Registered August 8, 2025. On a roof by September. Haven't slowed down since.
04
The other half
That business partner is Kyle V. His card is up at the top of this page, so I will not list his ticket twice. What the card does not tell you is that the low profile is his choice. No face on a billboard, no bio. He would rather be on the roof.
If your panel is tidy, your conduit is straight, and your system got commissioned properly, that is Kyle's standard showing up in the work.
And if I am on another site the day yours goes in, it is Kyle or a licensed guy off our own five-person crew. Never a sub. That is the whole reason we keep it in-house.
05
The solar boys
And honestly, a lot of it was held together with humor. That's what keeps you sane out there. Long days, crappy weather, things going sideways, you've got to be able to laugh.
We still carry that with us. Around here we call ourselves the solar boys. We like being out in the sun, we're basically solar powered at this point. Give us some sunlight and we're good. Pretty much photosynthesis with tool belts.
What started as joking around in a truck turned into a real company.
06
The Raydn standard
This isn't a side thing and it's not a test run. There's no backup plan. This is it for us. When you call, you're talking to one of us. Not a call center, not an office. Our actual phones. If something comes up, even after the job, you can call anytime.
When you call, you're talking to one of us. Not a call center, not an office. Our actual phones.
That's why we care so much about how the work gets done.
We hold everything to what we call the Raydn standard.
No shortcuts
Permitted, inspected, torqued to spec and labelled.
No half done work
Nothing gets left as a temporary fix and a promise to come back.
No disappearing after install
Two owners, one number, and we both still answer it.
Our names on every job
Mine is Dmitry Naboka, Master Electrician #13824. Kyle V. is the other.
Our names are on every job and we take that seriously.
We started saying making the world a better place one panel at a time as a bit of a joke back in the early days. But it stuck, because that's really what we're doing. Good work, done properly, and trying to leave things a little better than we found them.
That's Raydn.
Part Two · Why We Do It
The meter spun backwards. The customer's face lit up. That's when I knew.
The first solar job I ever did, the meter spun backwards. The customer's face lit up brighter than any light I had ever installed. They were genuinely happy about their next electrical bill. That was the moment I knew I was doing something worthwhile, actually using my skills to make a positive change.
I was happy enough working for somebody else. But every company I worked for, the boss eventually wanted more output for the same input, sometimes less. Residential has a fly-by attitude in spots, but every shop I saw had the same problem: they did not put their people first.
I wanted to do it differently. So we build a team we trust and deal with those people only. Slow growth, definite direction. Slow growth in the proper direction is worth more than weeds growing everywhere.
From a tiny acorn grows a mighty oak tree.
Raydn is an acorn right now. We aim to be the oak.
I've had this number since grade 8. I'm not going anywhere. No disappearing after a job. I will honor our warranties and always be ready to help out with maintenance and service calls.
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