Find out whether solar could fit your home.

A quick first look based on your home and energy use.

Nova Scotia home with a completed rooftop solar installation
Close-up of a completed ClearSky solar installation
REAL NOVA SCOTIA INSTALLATION

Solar should fit your home—not the other way around.

Every home is different. Roof condition, available space, shade and energy use all affect whether solar makes sense.

RoofCondition and space
SunDirection and shade
Energy useRecent consumption
LayoutSystem placement
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WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

A clear path, step by step.

After you send your Fit Check, our local team reviews your answers and follows up. Any recommendation comes after a closer assessment of your home.

01

Review

We assess your answers, roof and electricity use.

02

Plan

You receive a system design, scope and detailed proposal.

03

Install

ClearSky coordinates approvals, installation and final inspection.

Costs, timelines and available financing options are reviewed as part of your project-specific conversation.

Good to know.

Quick answers before you start the fit check.

Does this commit me to buying solar?

No. It starts a review of your home and does not obligate you to buy solar.

Does the form confirm that my home qualifies?

No. A technical and financial assessment is still required.

What if my roof needs work?

We review roof condition before design and identify any needed work first.

How are savings assessed?

We compare expected production, project costs and your current electricity use.

Could solar be a fit for your home?

Start with a few quick questions. It takes about a minute.

Start My Solar Fit Check
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