We’re a licensed electrical contractor based in Prince George. The crew that designs your system wires it, pulls the permit and handles the safety paperwork. The electrical work never leaves our hands.
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Nechako Solar is a licensed BC electrical contractor, TSBC Licence LEL0204111. We install solar, batteries, standby generators, off-grid systems and micro-grids for homes, farms, businesses and First Nations communities.
We’re a Home Performance Contractor Network (HPCN) member. Provincial solar and battery rebates are only paid when an HPCN member does the install, so choose your installer before you apply.
Based in Prince George, serving communities across Northern BC.
SOLAR SAVINGS
Power from your roof replaces power you’d buy at rates that keep climbing.
Clean power made on your property, on equipment you own outright.
8–16 panels
3.5–7 kW
200–400 sq ft
3,800–7,700 kWh
$9,000–$15,000 before rebate
18–32 panels
8–14 kW
450–800 sq ft
8,800–15,400 kWh
$14,000–$30,000 before rebate
34+ panels
15+ kW
850+ sq ft
16,500+ kWh
From about $26,000 before rebate
We live here. Our crew drives the same highways you do in February, and a warranty call in year four comes back to us in Prince George, not to a call centre.
Send us a photo of a recent hydro bill and we’ll come back with the right system size for your roof, what it should produce in a typical Northern BC year, the rebates you’re likely to qualify for, and an honest payback estimate. For backup power, tell us what has to keep running in an outage. No sales pressure.
Very little. Panels have no moving parts, so upkeep is a yearly look-over. Snow mostly slides off on its own and costs only about 3% of a year’s power, so don’t climb up. String and hybrid inverters usually carry a 10-year warranty (microinverters up to 25); they’re the part most likely to need replacing.
Often, yes — though we would rather be straight with you than quote a number that does not apply here. Studies in larger markets have found solar adds to resale value, but there is little hard data for Northern BC specifically, and a buyer values a system differently depending on whether it is owned outright. What you can bank on: every kilowatt-hour you use as your roof makes it is one you are not buying at today’s electricity rates, and the surplus earns a credit.
The panels we install pass the standard industry tests for snow, wind and hail. We design and mount the racking for your site’s snow and wind loads. Panels carry a manufacturer’s defect warranty. Tell your home insurer when the array goes on.
