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We at SolarUp are proud to be part of the solution and help Ontario residents go solar.
Please review some of the recent solar systems we installed to get an idea what SolarUp can do for you.
Solar Project in Richmond Hill, ON
Sri was paying around $150 per
month on his hydro bill but was
thinking of going solar for many
years to save money and the
environment.
Solar Project in
Erin, ON
Gary from Erin, Ontario was
paying $250 every month on
his hydro bill, but when the
government introduced the
$5,600 “Greener Home Grants”
he saw it as a great opportunity
& called Solar Up
Solar Project in Elmvale, ON
Debbie & Ernie built this beautiful
house in Elmvale 2 years ago and
Live here with 3 dogs and 2 cats.
Debbie and Ernie were paying
nearly $150 per month on their
hydro bill, but they were thinking
of going solar for a long time
Solar Project in
Vaughan, ON
Sajjad from Vaughan, Ontario
was spending approximately
$195 a month on his hydro bill,
but when the government
announced the launch of the
$5,600 “Green Home Grants” it
triggered him to call Solar Up.
Solar Project in Richmond Hill, ON
Sri was paying around $150 per month on his hydro bill but was thinking of going solar for many years to save money and the environment.
Solar Project in Erin, Ontario
Gary from Erin, Ontario was paying approximately $250 every month on his hydro bill, but when the government introduced the $5,600 “Green home grants” he saw it as a great opportunity and called Solar Up
Solar Project in Elmvale, Ontario
Debbie and Ernie built this beautiful house in Elmvale 2 years ago and Live here with 3 dogs and 2 cats. Debbie and Ernie were paying nearly $150 per month on their hydro bill, but they were thinking of going solar for a long time
Solar Project in Vaughan, Ontario
Sajjad Jaffer from Vaughan, Ontario was spending approximately $195 a month on his hydro bill, but when the government announced the launch of the $5,600 “Green home grants” it triggered him to call Solar Up