If you are considering solar for your home, acreage, farm or business in Saskatchewan, one of the first questions is usually:

There is no single price that works for every property. Your solar cost depends on factors such as your electricity usage, available roof or ground space, system size, electrical setup and whether you want battery backup.

That is why the best place to start is with a property-specific solar assessment instead of relying on a generic online estimate.

What Determines the Cost of Solar?

The size and design of your system will normally depend on several factors. Your current electricity consumption is one of the most important. A household with higher power use will generally require a different system than a smaller home.

Your property also matters. Some customers may be better suited for a roof-mounted system, while others may have enough land available for a ground-mounted solar system.

• Available roof or ground area
• Annual electricity consumption
• Electrical service and panel setup
• Property location
• Desired solar system size
• Battery backup requirements
• Future electricity needs

Instead of guessing which system you need, provide Suncatcher Solar with a few basic details about your property so the team can review your requirements and discuss suitable options.

Roof-Mount or Ground-Mount Solar?

Both options can work well, but the right choice depends on the property. A roof-mounted system may be suitable when there is enough usable roof space and good solar exposure. A ground-mounted system may make more sense for acreages, farms and properties where there is significant open land available.

There is no need to decide this yourself before contacting us. Our team can help evaluate the available space and discuss which approach makes the most sense for your situation.

What About Battery Backup?

Some property owners are also interested in storing solar energy for backup or greater energy flexibility. Battery requirements can vary considerably depending on your objectives.

If battery backup is important to you, simply mention it when submitting the form so it can be considered as part of your solar assessment.

Stop Guessing. Get a Solar Assessment Based on Your Property.

Every property is different. Instead of trying to calculate your solar requirements from generic numbers online, get a recommendation based on your actual situation.