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Tracking down contractors and bids is time-consuming and stressful. RenoFiz gives you a fair estimate up front, matches you with a vetted pro, and is available through the job — no chasing calls or comparing quotes required.
Chat with our AI assistant about your project. Describe what you want done, add photos when they help, and get a fair cost estimate in minutes.
We match you with a vetted local pro suited to the job. Your contact details stay private until you choose to move forward.
We stay involved after the introduction — coordinating multiple trades when needed, answering questions, and checking in once the work is done.
Before we introduce anyone, we check their trade credentials, insurance, and workers' comp clearance — so you're meeting a professional who's already been screened, not a stranger from a directory.
Relevant licensing or trade documentation reviewed for the services offered.
Current general liability insurance documentation kept on record.
Clearance checked where it applies to the contractor and project type.
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Quick answers to the things homeowners ask before starting.
How much does solar installation cost in Vancouver?
BC Hydro estimates installed solar PV at about $2,000-$3,000 per kW before rebates. That puts a 5-7 kW residential system at roughly $10,000-$21,000 before incentives, with final cost depending on roof work, electrical upgrades, access, and equipment.
Is solar worth it in Vancouver's cloudy climate?
Solar panels still generate power in diffuse light. Whether the investment works for your home depends on roof orientation, shading, electricity use, system cost, and the current BC Hydro self-generation rate. A site-specific production estimate is more useful than a generic payback claim.
Do I need permits for solar installation in Vancouver?
Grid-connected solar requires electrical approvals and may require a building permit depending on the installation. Check with your local municipality (for Vancouver addresses, the City of Vancouver), and obtain BC Hydro technical acceptance through its self-generation process before installation. Installers typically coordinate these steps.
What solar rebates are available in BC?
BC Hydro currently offers eligible residential solar rebates of $1,000 per kW, up to $5,000 and no more than 50% of installed cost. Eligible paired battery storage may receive up to $1,500, or up to $5,000 when enrolled in Peak Saver. Funding and eligibility can change, so verify the current BC Hydro terms before purchasing equipment.
Our AI assistant helps you understand the work and likely cost. If you decide to connect with a contractor, they start with your project details and estimate.