Typical NS Power bill
$120–$190 / mo
Efficient home, smaller heat-pump load, or moderate annual usage.
Solar that's right for your home, your roof, your bill.
We design every system from scratch around your usage, your roof, and your goals — not a pre-packaged template.
What's included with every install
No fine print. Same standard for every Nova Scotia home.
Premium components
Tier-1 panels, microinverters or DC optimizers, and code-compliant racking.
Built for NS weather
Snow-load and wind-rated mounts. Marine-grade hardware on coastal homes.
Transparent pricing
Itemized quote. No hidden fees. Sample monthly payments under each financing path.
Clear project ownership
One accountable team from assessment through permitting, install, monitoring, and support.
Right-sized to your real usage
Most homes oversize their system. We use 12 months of NS Power data to recommend exactly what's needed — no more, no less.
Typical NS Power bill
$190–$240 / mo
Typical NS home with electric heat, heat pump, or higher daytime use.
Typical NS Power bill
$240+ / mo
Larger home, EV charging, all-electric heating, or multi-zone loads.
Real Nova Scotia irradiance is roughly 1,090–1,150 kWh / kW / year in southern NS, slightly less further north. We model your actual roof, not a national average.
From assessment to power-on
A typical residential install takes 6–10 weeks from contract to commissioning.
Assessment
Roof, usage, financing review (45 min).
Design
Custom design, equipment selection, savings model.
Permits
Electrical permit + NS Power interconnection.
Install
Roof + electrical work in 1–2 days on site.
Power-on
NS Power inspection + meter swap + monitoring live.
Real numbers, not adjectives
Every quote includes:
- Itemized equipment cost (panels, inverter, racking, BoS)
- Flat install fee (no surprise add-ons)
- Year-1 production estimate based on your roof + irradiance
- 30-year savings projection with NS Power rate assumptions stated
- Sample monthly payments for every financing path that applies
- What happens if you sell — and how the system transfers
Not the right fit?
When solar isn't the answer for your home — yet — we'll tell you.
- Roof has < 5 years of useful life — re-roof first
- Heavy shade more than 4 hours mid-day, no shade fix planned
- Bill too low to justify the install (under ~$60/mo year-round)
- Plans to sell within 18 months and not financing via PACE/Solar City
What you can actually expect
Real Nova Scotia ranges, not marketing claims.
Annual usage offset
A right-sized system can cover most or all yearly kWh via net metering. Base charges still remain.
Of annual production happens Dec–Feb
NS Power applies surplus kWh credits in lower-production months. Add a battery when backup matters.
Typical payback in NS
Varies by roof, shade, rate changes, and financing. We model the exact case before quoting.
Ready to see if solar fits your home?
We'll give you the numbers. You decide.