From your first address to a complete concept.

Find carport locations on your property and compare access, buildings, trees and sunlight. Choose a model, review estimated energy production, a visualization and a PDF report. Start with an address, parcel identifier or a point on the map.

1. Location: search for an address or parcel. 2. Parcel: confirm boundaries and optionally add neighbouring parcels. 3. Needs: enter requirements and priorities, then choose a model. 4. Editor: view the model footprint and choose AI analysis or manual placement. 5. AI assistant: compare locations, energy and shade; after choosing a location, generate the visualization and report. 6. Result: review the concept, download the PDF and optionally send an enquiry to a supplier.

In step 2, expand the question about a yard spanning several parcels. Select neighbouring parcels in the list or on the map. The address parcel stays selected. Up to 10 connected parcels can be combined; the map updates immediately. Narrow connecting parcels may be added together. Suggestions do not confirm shared ownership.

In Needs, choose balanced, lower price, more PV capacity or lower cost per kWp. The system compares available models against your needs and budget. You can also choose a model manually. A partner’s configurator uses that partner’s available offer. Cost per kWp is installation price divided by capacity and is shown when both values are available.

In step 3, Location preferences lets you choose balanced, convenient access, more energy or fewer changes to the property. You can select the option to avoid tree removal and add location preferences. AI considers parcel boundaries, buildings, driveway and entry, maneuvering space, detected surfaces, trees, terrain, sunlight and your priorities. A driveway can be a good choice even with lower energy production. Proposals undergo geometry checks. AI shows up to three useful alternatives; not every property allows three. AI points compare alternatives, rather than expressing a confidence percentage.

kWp describes panel capacity. kWh measures energy produced over a period. Annual and monthly forecasts use the model, roof orientation, solar data and estimated obstacle shading. They are estimates, not guaranteed production. Two locations for the same model can produce different amounts. The chart shows generation, not household consumption.

Compare 21 March, 21 June and 21 December. Light cells indicate less shade and dark cells more, following the legend. The map represents a selected height above ground, usually the carport roof height. It uses elevation data and solar calculations, rather than shadows in the satellite photograph. Energy results for a particular roof are calculated separately.

Not always. The system distinguishes the estimated trunk position from the crown. A roof beside the trunk may overlap the crown, with lower estimated energy production. If an alternative requires removing a tree, it is explicitly labelled and its energy forecast refers to that removal scenario.

First compare locations, energy production and shade. Then in step 5, select a location and start the visualization and report. The top-down view shows placement, while the ground-level view helps you imagine the result. Generated images are illustrative; the plan footprint and catalog specifications define the concept.

The selected model and location, a property plan, alternative comparisons, energy estimates, shading maps, available visualizations and pricing information. When price and PV capacity are available, it also includes cost per kWp. The report is a preliminary concept for a supplier discussion, not a binding quote or construction design.

No. Open the failed step’s details and use the available retry button. You can rerun a selected step and its dependent results while preserving earlier independent data. Retry visualizations and PDF in their own section. A failed PDF does not require repeating recognition.

The same browser remembers your last search and configuration for the current offer. Refreshing preserves the current step. Clearing browser data or using private browsing may prevent recovery. Download the finished report or keep its link. Help chat has a separate temporary history that is cleared on refresh.

The system produces a preliminary concept from maps, terrain data, catalog specifications and AI analysis. It helps compare alternatives and prepare a supplier discussion. It does not replace structural design or formal confirmation of regulatory compliance. Local planning information provides context rather than permission to build.

The form identifies the recipient before you submit it. When entering through a partner’s offer, you use that partner’s configurator and your enquiry stays in that context. The independent portal offers models from multiple suppliers. Asking the help chat a question does not submit a sales enquiry or send your contact details to a supplier.