New homes and subdivisions
Newer Langley homes often have a 200A service and plenty of south, east and west facing roof, which makes them some of the easiest houses in the Lower Mainland to put solar on.
Residential solar
Solar panel installation in Langley covers a lot of ground, from new homes in Willoughby to acreages and working farms across the Township. Two municipalities share the name, the City of Langley and the much larger Township of Langley, and we install in both. Every system is designed to the building and the property it sits on.
The photo shows one of our Langley Township installs, with panels split across two roof sections of the house. Splitting an array across roof faces is common on newer homes with complex rooflines, and it is where microinverters earn their place: each panel works on its own, so two faces with different sun still perform.
Langley jobs also tend to involve more space. A detached garage, a shop or a barn can carry panels where the house roof is shaded or awkward, and the design follows whichever roof gives the best return.
The other photos show a residential install, a farm building and a nearby install in Crescent Beach, Surrey, which borders Langley to the west.




About 75% of the Township of Langley is in the Agricultural Land Reserve, and half of all the farms in Metro Vancouver are in the Township. That shapes the work.
Newer Langley homes often have a 200A service and plenty of south, east and west facing roof, which makes them some of the easiest houses in the Lower Mainland to put solar on.
Residential solarBarns, shops and equipment buildings have long, unbroken roofs that suit solar, and a farm that runs pumps, coolers or fans uses power when the sun is out. Farm corporations can claim the business incentives below.
Commercial solarRural properties can be among the last to be reconnected after a storm. A battery with a transfer switch keeps wells, freezers and heat running while the grid is down, and lets you use your own solar at night.
Battery storageLangley sits further up the Fraser Valley than Vancouver, so it tends to see colder snaps and more snow in a typical winter. Systems in BC are engineered for the snow load of the area they are installed in, and panels shed snow far better than shingles do.
The City of Langley and the Township of Langley are separate municipalities with their own building departments. We confirm which one covers your address and what it requires before the install date is set, and we handle the electrical permit and inspection.
On an acreage the house is rarely the only option. We compare the house, garage, shop and barn roofs for orientation, shading and distance to the electrical service, then put the panels where they produce the most.
Barns and shops are often metal, which takes clamp on racking with no penetrations. On shingle roofs we bolt through flashings into the rafters, with three layers of waterproofing at every footing.
Langley homeowners qualify for the BC Hydro rebate: $1,000 per kW of installed solar, up to $5,000, plus $500 per kWh of battery storage, up to $5,000 with Peak Saver enrolment. Each is capped at 50% of the installed cost.
For farms and businesses run as taxable Canadian corporations, the 30% refundable clean technology investment tax credit and the 100% first year write off on Class 43.1 equipment can stack on top. Solar panels and inverters are PST exempt either way.
Current incentivesWe review your BC Hydro history, walk the property if there is more than one roof to consider, and return a 3D design with projected generation. Installation takes one to three days for most homes and longer for large farm buildings, then an inspection and BC Hydro connection before switch on.
Our 5-step approachWhat Langley homeowners, acreage owners and farmers ask us first.
Yes. They are separate municipalities with separate building departments, and we work in both. We confirm what your municipality requires and manage the electrical permit and inspection for you.
Often that is the best roof on the property. Long, simple barn and shop roofs suit solar well, and metal roofs can take clamp on racking with no holes. We check the structure and the distance back to your electrical service first.
No. Systems in BC are engineered for the snow load where they are installed, panels shed snow better than shingles, and if they do get covered there is nothing to do but wait for it to slide off.
Farm businesses set up as taxable Canadian corporations can claim a 30% refundable clean technology investment tax credit and a 100% first year write off on eligible equipment. The farm home can also claim the BC Hydro residential rebate.
Yes, if the system is a hybrid with a transfer switch and the battery is sized for those loads. We either back up the whole house with automatic load shedding, or pull the essentials, well pump, freezers, furnace fan and internet, into a critical load subpanel.
Under BC Hydro self generation service, exported surplus is credited at 10 cents per kWh every billing cycle. Power used on site offsets 11.87 to 14.08 cents, which favours farms and households that use most of their power in daylight.
We cover Langley alongside Surrey, White Rock, Maple Ridge and Mission. These cities have their own pages.
Call 604 817 6527 or send a request. Homes, acreages and farms across the City and Township of Langley.