K-Jay Electric · Since 1973
Solar for light commercial buildings with flat or pitched roofs, plus rural ground-mount projects. Work directly with K-Jay's design and sales team from initial plans to an engineered proposal.
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We work with owners planning solar for light commercial buildings with flat or pitched roofs. Share your property location, electricity use, roof information, and project goals so our team can discuss the next assessment steps.
We are also open to rural ground-mounted solar within our service area. Available land, electrical service, the connection route, and the intended use all inform the design discussion. The site assessment determines the workable scope.
Commercial solar follows a longer process than our residential online estimate. You correspond directly with the design/sales team. Draft plans and site visits with engineers help establish the project before we present a proposal.
Your proposal sets out the design, equipment, installation scope, coordination, and price. Commercial timelines and workmanship warranties are specified in the contract. Travel is included in the quoted scope; incomplete project information may require revisions.
Yes. We consider light commercial solar on both roof types, with the site and engineering review informing the design.
That turnaround applies to complete residential solar intakes. Commercial projects need draft plans, site visits with engineers, and direct design/sales correspondence before a proposal; your team will discuss the project timeline.
Your site address, building or land use, utility information, available drawings, and what you want the project to achieve. Tell us about planned roof work, renovations, or changes in electricity demand.
Commercial workmanship and equipment warranty terms are specified in your commercial contract.
Serving Edmonton and communities within about a 90-minute drive outside Edmonton. Travel is included in the agreed quote. Complete project information helps us include the full scope.
Discuss a Commercial Solar Project