Flush mount: The flush mount is set close to the mounting surface with a 2"to 4" space, but it is leveled out with adjustment of the racking system, the roof surface itself isn't level.

Another is the Dock system, this is set on a flat roof and set to a certain degree in order to catch the peak time of solar rays during the winter months and is held in place by ballast (weights, blocks)this is a in-closed type to protect the cables and keeps squirrels out of it...

Barn with a 10KW system Flush Mount:
Located just outside of Bensfort, in the Peterborough region,
this system was set-up with two inverters making each a 5KW
array. There are four strings and each string has 14 panels
making it a 56 panel 10KW system.

A Dock System: Set to a 20 degree angle This system is
set to a permanent angle to capture the sun rays for a peak performance to supply the grid. This is a fast way of installing a system with a permanent angle. Again each string is 14 panels and was fastened with self tapping screws into the metal roof.

These two projects were started in late fall and completed mid November of 2010. We work closely with our clients to find better solutions for their needs, what type of system they can work with to better their lives, to save in the long run.