KAJK's introductory solar-only packages cost $20,000 for 5 kW up to $35,000 for 20 kW, before tax. Add 13% HST and take off the estimated $5,000 Home Renovation Savings rebate, and you pay $17,600 to $34,550. Add a battery and the rebate can reach $10,000. Choose by your yearly electricity use; we call, visit your home and confirm the price.
Pick your yearly electricity use, then choose solar only or add battery backup for when the grid goes down. Prices are introductory: after you choose, our team calls you, visits your home and finalizes the right package and price.
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*Estimated yearly production in Ottawa, about 1,150 kWh per kW of solar. Actual output depends on roof direction, tilt and shading. Introductory prices are before tax; prices after rebate include 13% HST. The full terms are at the foot of this page.
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Our team will call you to understand your needs, then visit your home to finalize your package and price. The site visit is free, with no obligation.
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“I've had an exceptional experience with Khaled and his team at Kajk. The installation went smooth, everything was done on time and with high quality.”
Each package is a complete rooftop system for one home, named by its kilowatts (kW) of panels. KAJK has designed and installed solar panels in Ottawa since 2016, and works from Alfred to Pickering.
Production is our Ottawa estimate of 1,150 kWh a year for each kW. Natural Resources Canada gives Ottawa 1,200 kWh per kW for panels facing south at latitude tilt and 977 for panels laid flat (read 2026-10-01), so your roof's direction, tilt and shade set where yours lands.
Every price here is KAJK's introductory price, before tax. You pay that price plus Ontario's 13% HST, and the rebate is paid to you once the program approves the claim after the install, so it comes off the total with tax.
The estimated rebate comes from Ontario's Home Renovation Savings Program, run by Enbridge Gas and the IESO: $1,000 per kW of solar up to $5,000, and $300 per kWh of battery up to $5,000, each up to half of that part's cost before tax (homerenovationsavings.ca, read 2026-11-05).
Every package is 5 kW or more, so the solar part earns the full $5,000. The battery part depends on its size:
A worked example: the 10 kW package with a 20 kWh battery is $39,118 before tax. HST adds $5,085, for $44,203. Take off $5,000 for the solar and $5,000 for the battery, and your price after rebate is $34,203, tax included.
What else moves a quote, from the roof and the electrical panel to the connection, is in our guide to solar panel cost in Ottawa.
The rebate pays for load displacement systems: the panels power your home as they generate, and a battery keeps the extra for the evening and for outages. So each package is matched to your yearly use, and the solar rebate in Ontario does the rest.
A rebated system stays on load displacement and never signs a net metering agreement with your local distribution company (Participant Agreement, October 2025). If you would rather bank summer credit, net metering in Ontario explains how the credit works, and the site visit compares the two for your home.
Our team calls to understand your home, your last 12 months of bills and what you want the system to do.
A KAJK representative reviews your roof's direction, tilt and shade and your electrical panel, and confirms the rebate eligibility. The visit is free, with no obligation.
You see the concept design, the costs and the equipment we would use before anything is ordered.
Your contractor files the pre-installation application with a quote dated within 60 days, and the claim within 30 days of the install. Applying for the rebate walks through both forms.
Design, procurement and construction follow KAJK's five steps, then operation and maintenance once your system is running.
Choose the battery with your panels. The Home Renovation Savings battery rebate pays only when the battery goes in with a new solar system, and it reaches its $5,000 cap at about 16.7 kWh. Our page on solar battery storage covers how a home battery is sized and what it keeps running.
Planning an electric car? A Level 2 EV charger installation can be planned around the same electrical panel and your solar at the site visit.
“Khaled and his crew did an outstanding job with our solar install. Every step of the process was thoroughly explained and the installation was seamless”
KAJK prices by electricity use, not floor area. The Ontario Energy Board's typical household uses 700 kWh a month, about 8,400 kWh a year (2025-10-17), which points to the 10 kW package, the first size that covers it: $25,000 before tax, or $23,250 after the estimated rebate with 13% HST included. Your own last 12 months of bills give the number for your home.
Ontario is, through the Home Renovation Savings Program: up to $5,000 for new rooftop solar and up to $5,000 for a battery installed with it (Enbridge Gas and IESO, read 2026-11-05). The federal Greener Homes Grant has closed. Our guide to Ontario solar rebates lists every program open today.
Yes, for a home that uses its own power: each kW of panels makes about 1,150 kWh a year in Ottawa by our estimate, and the rebate takes up to $10,000 off a package. Is solar worth it in Ontario covers Ottawa's yield, the rebate or net metering, the City loan and how long panels last.
With load displacement, your home uses the solar power as it is made and a battery stores the extra; that is the system the Home Renovation Savings rebate pays for. With net metering, power you send to the grid becomes a bill credit that carries for up to 12 months (Ontario Energy Board), and the system takes no Home Renovation Savings rebate.
The rebate path sets the pace. Your contractor files the pre-installation application, nothing is bought until the program and your local distribution company approve it, and the system is finished within 12 months of pre-approval. The claim goes in within 30 days of the install. Your site visit gives you the dates for your home.
Your roof's direction, tilt and shade, which set how much each kW makes; the roof itself and your electrical panel; your last 12 months of bills; and whether your home meets the rebate rules. Then we finalize your package and price. The visit is free, with no obligation.
Yes. Batteries for the 20 kW package are priced at the site visit, which is why it shows Call for price. Choose the package and request a call back, or call (613) 869-8254.
Now, if you want the battery rebate. The Home Renovation Savings battery rebate, up to $5,000, pays only when the battery is installed with a new solar system. A battery added later can still join a net-metered system under Ontario's net metering rules.
Estimated yearly production in Ottawa, about 1,150 kWh per kW of solar. Actual output depends on roof direction, tilt and shading. Introductory prices are before tax; the price after rebate adds 13% HST and then takes off the estimated rebate, which is paid after the install.
Estimated rebate based on Ontario's Home Renovation Savings Program: $1,000 per kW of solar (up to 5 kW) plus $300 per kWh of battery storage (up to $5,000), each up to half of that part's cost before tax, for load-displacement systems only (not net metering). Rebate eligibility and amounts are set by the program and confirmed during your site visit.
Packages, equipment and prices shown are introductory; the final system and price are confirmed after a site visit.
Ready to get started? Give us a call or send us a quick message for all your solar and green energy needs. The free assessment looks at your roof or site, your last year of electricity use and what you want the system to do, then comes back with a concept design, costs and the equipment we would use.
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