See your roof’s solar potential in 3D.
See where panels fit, how much sun your roof gets, and what you could save. Free, and an installer contacts you only if you ask.
Arizona homes only. Start typing, then choose your address from the list.
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Roof preview
Example only
A representative roof layout helps explain the report before you enter a property.
Illustrative sample
A typical Arizona roof model
Not your home, not a quote, and not an installation design.
System range
5.6–6.8 kW
Production
8,400–10,100 kWh / year
Modeled savings
$1,400–$1,800 / year
Roof shape
Usable roof planes and obstructions change how many panels may fit.
Sun exposure
Orientation and shade affect modeled production throughout the year.
Electricity use
Your bill and utility plan change the savings range and system target.
Your result will be preliminary and uses your roof, bill, and utility inputs.
How it works
Enter your bill and address
Your average monthly electric bill and an Arizona address. No account needed.
See your roof in 3D
We model your roof from aerial data, place panels where they fit, and estimate your savings.
Get the full report
We email you a PDF. An installer contacts you only if you ask.
It’s a preliminary estimate, not an installation quote. Roof shape and sunlight come from Google’s Solar data; savings use Arizona utility rates. How to read your estimate
Common questions
What do I need to estimate solar for my Arizona home?
Start with your Arizona property address and an average monthly electric bill. Choose a suggested address to analyze the roof. You can explore the results without creating an account; contact details are requested when you ask for an emailed report.
Does the calculator work for every roof?
Roof and 3D coverage depends on the satellite and elevation data available for the address. Imagery may not reflect recent roof changes, trees, or obstructions. If data is unavailable, the tool cannot replace a site survey.
Is this a sales call?
No installer contact is required to receive your report. You can separately opt in to installer follow-up when submitting the report form.
How accurate is the estimate?
When available, roof geometry and sunlight inputs come from Google Solar data and satellite imagery. Savings are modeled from your monthly bill and stated assumptions. Final layout, pricing, incentives, and savings require installer confirmation.
Can I compare panels, batteries, and financing?
The report workspace lets you adjust panel count, compare the listed equipment options, and explore cash and loan scenarios. These are planning estimates, not equipment offers, lender approval, or guaranteed returns.
Is the maximum panel count the right size for me?
Not necessarily. The roof's estimated capacity is different from the system size that fits your electricity use and budget. Review the selected panel count and the savings assumptions with an installer before choosing a system.