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Courtenay Kia
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Courtenay Kia
Power your new Kia EV with solar from your own roof. A complete home solar system, built for Comox Valley homes.
One price, fully installed. Includes the panels, all electrical work, warranties, and taxes, after the $5,000 BC Hydro rebate.
Tell us a little about your home and your new Kia. We will get back to you to set up a visit and a custom solar plan.
A 5 kW solar system on a Comox Valley roof makes around 5,500 kWh of electricity a year. That covers a large share of an average home's power, with plenty left to help charge your Kia EV.
Figures are illustrative, based on current BC Hydro residential rates and an average south-facing Comox Valley roof. BC Hydro rates have risen two years running. Your exact production and savings are confirmed in your custom proposal after a site visit.
One clear package, designed and installed by your local Comox Valley team. No guesswork, no hidden extras.
Includes applicable tax and reflects the $5,000 BC Hydro rebate. Final pricing is confirmed in your custom proposal.
Local, certified, and accountable. The same team designs your system and installs it.
Every install is led by Nate, our master electrician and co-owner.
We look at your roof, your power use, and your EV charging plans, and give you a clear solar offset estimate.
We design a system to fit your home and share a simple proposal built around your property.
Our master electrician leads the install. You start charging your Kia EV on your own sunshine.
Together we help Vancouver Island EV owners power their drive with home solar, turning a great electric vehicle into a complete clean energy lifestyle.
Yes. A rooftop solar system makes clean power during the day that you can use to charge your Kia EV, run your home, and lower your BC Hydro bill. We size each system to match your home and your charging habits.
Our Driving on Sunshine package starts from $7,558 after the $5,000 BC Hydro rebate, with installation, electrical work, warranties, and taxes included. Your exact price is confirmed in a custom proposal after a site visit.
Yes. BC Hydro rates have risen two years running, and the power your panels make offsets electricity you would otherwise buy. We model the value for your specific home before you decide.
Most Comox Valley homeowners do. As a Home Performance Contractor Network approved installer, we qualify your system for the rebate and guide you through the application. BC Hydro pays the $5,000 directly to you after your system is connected.
Your install is led by Nate, our master electrician and co-owner. We do not subcontract, and we only put licensed electricians on your roof.
Book your consultation today.