Solar
Clean power from the roof.
Panel layouts planned around the roof, shade, snow load, and the electrical path back to the home.
Grid tiedNet meteredCSA listed
The Starise system
Power. Control. Finish.
Solar, electrical, and permanent lighting engineered as one premium home upgrade. Clean home exteriors, code-ready wiring, and systems that feel built into the house from day one.
Solar readyGrid-tied, permit coordinated
Code builtMaster Electrician oversight
24V lightingIP68 Gen 2 home exterior system
Three layers
A home system that looks as good as it works.
Each service line has its own hardware, permits, and details. The premium part is how they come together: planned routes, clean finishes, and a single crew accountable for the result.
Electrical
Wiring that can carry the future.
Panels, EV chargers, exterior circuits, and upgrades built to current Canadian Electrical Code.
CEC C22.1PermitsInspections
Lighting
Architecture after dark.
Low-profile permanent lighting in aluminum channel, controlled from your phone and invisible by day.
24V Gen 2IP68RGBWW
What makes it premium
The invisible details are where premium lives.
A premium home upgrade isn't about loud hardware. It's the parts nobody wants to think about — clean routing, full documentation, code-correct execution, refined finish, and a handoff that actually closes out. That's what separates a real install from a quick one.
Mapped before install day
Roof routes, panel locations, controller locations, exterior penetrations, and visible finishes are planned before the crew starts opening anything.
Permit and inspection ready
Solar and electrical work is prepared for the same code book inspectors use, with records kept clean for resale, insurance, and future upgrades.
Built to disappear
Lighting channel, conduit, junctions, and wiring paths are chosen to preserve the exterior. The system should feel native to the home.
Simple after handoff
App controls, solar monitoring, and service documentation stay understandable. You get the power of the system without needing to become the technician.
Proof in the finish
Exterior upgrades should not look like add-ons.
The system is designed around the real surfaces of the home: home exteriors, soffits, panels, penetrations, and the sightlines people actually see.
24VHigher voltage lighting means better long-run performance and cleaner power delivery.
IP68Lighting puck nodes are built for harsh weather, snow, rain, and freeze-thaw seasons.
CECElectrical and solar work is designed against the Canadian Electrical Code standard.
Technical standard
Spec sheet energy. Apple-level clarity.
The details are here when you want them, organized by service line instead of buried in a wall of text.
Solar
System typeGrid-tied
MonitoringPer-panel
ShutdownModule-level
Warranty25 yr panel
Electrical
CodeCSA C22.1
OversightMaster Electrician
EV ready240V circuits
RecordsOn file
Lighting
Voltage24V DC
NodesRGBWW IP68
ControliOS + Android
Lifespan100,000+ hr
Start here
Build the home upgrade properly.
Lighting, solar, electrical, or all three. We will map the cleanest path forward and send a clear written quote.
Engineering standard
Three home systems.
Built to one Canadian standard.
Solar, electrical, and permanent lighting — designed, installed, and signed off by the same in-house team. Every job built to the current Canadian Electrical Code (CSA C22.1), permitted where required, and inspected before close-out.
Service Line 02 — Solar
Clean power,
built around the roof.
Residential solar arrays designed for the roof you have, the load you actually use, and the inspection regime Alberta runs on. Permits, utility interconnect paperwork, and accredited safety-codes inspection — all coordinated end to end.
CSA-listed hardware
Panels and microinverters carry the certifications Alberta inspectors check for, including CSA C22.2 No. 107.1 for inverters. No off-list parts on the roof.
Alberta roof engineering
Layout and mounting engineered for Alberta snow load and wind exposure — not a southern template stretched onto a Calgary roof.
Grid-tied, net-metered
Designed to sell production back to the grid through your utility's net-metering program. We coordinate the interconnect agreement so you don't chase paperwork.
Rapid shutdown + GFP
Rapid shutdown and ground-fault protection per CEC Section 64. The system de-energizes at module level the moment a first responder needs it down.
Permits + inspection
Permits pulled and an accredited Safety Codes Council inspection coordinated for every install. Alberta uses accredited inspections — we manage the booking, not you.
Per-panel monitoring
App-based panel-level monitoring shows production per panel, per day. If a module underperforms, you see it before we do — and we still see it.
Service Line 03 — Electrical
Licensed work,
to the current code.
Service upgrades, EV chargers, sub-panels, and exterior circuits — every job run by a Licensed Master Electrician and built to the current Canadian Electrical Code (CSA C22.1). Permits pulled, inspections coordinated, paperwork filed.
Master Electrician
Every job run by an Alberta-certified Licensed Master Electrician. Not a helper, not a sub — the certificate holder is on the job.
CEC C22.1 to code
All work to the current Canadian Electrical Code (CSA C22.1). The same standard the inspector grades against — that's what we install to.
Permits + inspections
Permits pulled and municipal inspections coordinated through Alberta's accredited Safety Codes Council process. Records stay on file.
200A panel upgrades
Service and panel upgrades to 200A as standard, larger on request. Sized for solar back-feed, EV charging, and future load — not just today.
Level 2 EV chargers
Dedicated 240V circuits sized to the charger and the panel headroom. EVEMS load management installed where the panel can't take the full draw.
GFCI / AFCI protection
GFCI and AFCI protection per CEC on exterior receptacles and branch circuits. Bonded, insured, and logged on the permit and inspection record.
Service Line 01 — Permanent Lighting
Permanent lighting,
done as a system.
A 24V Gen 2 LED system in custom aluminium channel, recessed into the soffit so it disappears in daylight. IP68 puck nodes every 8 inches, individually addressable, app-controlled. One install, no bulbs to change, no annual maintenance.
24V system
Twice the voltage of the industry-standard 12V — brighter output, less heat, no end-of-run dimming on long eaves.
IP68 hardware
Fully submersible RGBWW puck nodes in custom aluminium channel. ETL/UL/cUL/CE/FCC/RoHS certified, rated −40°C to +60°C.
App in one tap
iOS and Android. 75,000+ effects, 16M-colour mixing, auto sunset/sunrise, scheduled holiday scenes, multi-zone control.
100,000+ hr lifespan
Roughly 22 years of nightly use before a single LED needs attention. No bulbs to change, no annual service, no ladder.
$4–$8/month to run
About 0.96W per node. A full-home install draws less than a single 60W incandescent — most homeowners see no change on the bill.
Pay once. Done.
No subscription, no premium tier, no firmware paywall. One install, every feature, every update — yours.
Built in Canada. Built to last.
Three systems.
One Canadian standard.
The three lines aren't loosely related — they share the same code book, the same crews, and the same paperwork. That's how a solar array, a panel upgrade, and a permanent lighting system end up looking like one decision instead of three.
Solar
For the bill.
- Net-metering credits offset peak-rate consumption against your retailer.
- Per-panel monitoring catches a shaded or failing module before it costs you a season.
- Sized to your actual usage history, not a one-size template.
- Compatible with battery and EV-charger add-ons when the panel supports it.
Electrical
For the home.
- 200A service headroom for solar, EV charging, hot tubs, and future loads.
- GFCI/AFCI protection on exterior and branch circuits, per current CEC.
- Permit and inspection records filed with the municipality — useful at resale.
- One licensed crew responsible from disconnect to final sign-off.
Lighting
For Alberta evenings.
- About $4–$8/month to run — less than one 60W incandescent.
- 100,000+ hour lifespan, no bulbs to swap, no annual service call.
- Auto sunset/sunrise scheduling — lights run only when needed.
- Recessed aluminium channel that reads as architectural in daylight.
Peace of Mind
Backed across all three lines.
Every install is warranted to the standard the system actually needs — lighting, solar, and electrical each get coverage that matches its expected lifespan. No fine print, no "voids if tampered with" nonsense.
5yr
Lighting product warranty
Five years on LED fixtures, controllers, and low-voltage wiring — if it fails in normal use, we replace it at no charge.
25yr
Solar performance warranty
25-year panel performance, plus 10–25-year inverter coverage depending on brand. We keep the registration paperwork on file.
Code
Electrical workmanship
Workmanship warranty on every electrical install, with permit and inspection records on file in case the next owner — or the city — ever asks.
Certifications & Compliance
Built to code.
Across every line.
Lighting hardware certified to UL, cUL, ETL, CE, FCC, and RoHS. Solar hardware to CSA C22.2 No. 107.1. Electrical work signed off by a Licensed Master Electrician under the current Canadian Electrical Code (CSA C22.1).
ETL / UL Certified
Lighting hardware certified to UL, cUL, ETL, CE, FCC, RoHS. Solar carries CSA C22.2 No. 107.1.
Permit-Ready
Permits pulled and accredited Safety Codes Council inspections coordinated — Alberta inspector-friendly.
IP68 Waterproof
Lighting puck nodes fully submersible. Solar enclosures NEMA-rated. Electrical exterior boxes weatherproof per CEC.
Low-Voltage Safe
The lighting system runs on 24V DC — safe to handle, safe around children, no shock hazard at the fixture.
Master Electrician
Alberta-certified Licensed Master Electrician on every electrical and solar interconnect.
Permanent Lighting
| System voltage | 24V DC |
| LED type | RGBWW puck nodes |
| Spacing | Every 8 inches |
| Effects | 75,000+ |
| IP rating | IP68 |
| Operating temp | −40°C to +60°C |
| Lifespan | 100,000+ hours |
| Control | iOS + Android |
| Power draw | ~$4–$8/month |
| Certs | UL · cUL · CE · ETL · FCC · RoHS |
Solar
| Inverter type | Microinverter (per-panel MPPT) |
| Inverter standard | CSA C22.2 No. 107.1 |
| Code section | CEC §64 |
| Rapid shutdown | Module-level |
| Monitoring | Per-panel, daily |
| Mounting | Engineered for AB snow + wind |
| Grid interconnect | Grid-tied, net-metered |
| Panel warranty | 25-year performance |
| Inverter warranty | 10–25 yrs (brand-dependent) |
| Permit + inspection | Accredited Safety Codes |
Electrical
| Standard upgrade | 200A (larger on request) |
| Common services | EV · panels · circuits |
| EV charger circuits | Dedicated 240V |
| EV load mgmt | EVEMS where required |
| Code reference | CSA C22.1 (current CEC) |
| Protection | GFCI / AFCI per CEC |
| Certificate holder | Master Electrician (Alberta) |
| Permits + inspection | Pulled and coordinated |
| Insurance | Bonded and insured |
| Records | Permit + inspection on file |
Start here.
Lighting, solar, electrical —
or all three.
Tell us what you want to upgrade. We'll measure the home, map the cleanest path forward, and send a firm written quote. Deposit to book is $300, applied in full to the install.