A Note from Rita Middleton, CEO
Welcome! Here is an opportunity to join homeowners, contractors, retailers, home builders and electric utility companies from coast to coast who are taking part in a comfort and energy savings revolution!
Homeowners are enjoying cooler homes, lower electricity bills, and longer-lasting roofs thanks to our new Solar Powered Attic Fan (the SPAF). And every business that’s involved in roofing, solar energy, retailing, distribution or electricity supply has an exciting role to play.
The arrival of the Solar Powered Attic Fan represents a quantum leap in simplicity and technology. It extends roof life, significantly lowers electricity bills, and makes everywhere in the house more comfortable.
We stand by its durability with our 20-year limited manufacturer’s warranty and here’s the best part—it takes just 15 minutes to get it up and running! No building permits, no complicated electrical work, and no need to cut a massive new hole in your roof!
On this site contractors can find installation instructions for different kinds of roofs, gable-end and soffit vents, and everyone can get answers to Frequently Asked Questions, the research behind the product, and a Contact Us section to get in touch if you need any assistance. You can also join us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn
We are dedicated to innovation and finding new ways to use solar power to improve our homes and our everyday lives. The Solar Powered Attic Fan is our first major step forward in achieving this goal. And we’re just getting started. Thank you for visiting us.
Sincerely yours,
Rita Middleton
President, CEO & Interim CFO, International Solar Solutions Inc.
Board of Directors
Reviews
Instantly dropped the internal temp of the garage. I can work out there with the door closed and a fan running no problem.
Land Acknowledgement
A Land Acknowledgement is a formal statement that recognizes our relationship between Indigenous peoples and their traditional territories.
Acknowledging the land is an Indigenous practice that has been happening for thousands of years. It recognizes and respects the legal and spiritual relationship Indigenous peoples have with their territories. Today, a land acknowledgement remains a way of recognizing and expressing gratitude to the Indigenous peoples whose land we reside on.
We would like to start by acknowledging that the Anishinaabe lands on which we live and work are the traditional and Treaty #20 territories of the Chippewas of Georgina Island. As a Municipality, Grimsby and Stratford has shared responsibility for the stewardship of this land, while recognizing the many other Nations, whose presence here continues to this day.
We further acknowledge that Grimsby and Stratford are part of the treaty lands of the Mississaugas of the Credit, recognized through Treaty #13 as well as the Williams Treaties of 1923.
A shared understanding of how the rich cultural heritage that has existed for centuries and of how our collective past brought us to where we are today, will help us walk together into a better future.
The land acknowledgement is our first step to bringing attention and showing respect to the Indigenous peoples who first lived – and currently live – on the land where we live and work.