For real estate
The home comes with solar. Know more about what comes with it.
The SolarFax® platform brings available solar production and property electricity-use information into context, giving buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals a clearer starting point for understanding the existing system.
For buyers, sellers, agents, and transaction professionals
Solar is part of the property story
A solar system is more than a feature on the listing.
Knowing that a property has solar does not by itself explain what the system has produced, how production relates to property electricity use, or what questions may deserve a closer look.
What is present
Existing solar system
Start with the available information about what the system generated over time.
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What the property used
Property electricity use
Consider electricity use alongside production instead of treating one number as the whole story.
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What people can use
More useful context
See the relationship, patterns, and questions that may matter in the transaction conversation.
The SolarFax® platform provides performance information and context, not a complete inspection or valuation.
Context before conclusions.
Questions during a solar home transaction
Ask better questions before making assumptions.
A property may come with solar, but the people involved still need a clearer starting point for understanding what that means.
How does the property's electricity use compare with solar production?
What performance information can I provide about the system?
What can we learn before making assumptions about the solar feature?
Does anything in the available information deserve a closer look?
What information should be brought into the next conversation?
What a SolarFax® report helps you see
Put the existing solar system in context.
A SolarFax® report organizes available production and property-use information so the people involved can understand the system more clearly and identify questions worth pursuing.
- 01Solar productionSee what the system generated from available source information.
- 02Property consumptionUnderstand electricity use alongside solar production.
- 03Relationship and patternsLook at the information together rather than treating a single solar number as the whole story.
- 04Questions worth pursuingUse the context to determine what may deserve explanation or further investigation.
Where the report fits in the transaction
Useful before the solar conversation gets complicated.
Order early when appropriate, review the available context, and bring specific questions to the right conversation.
01 / LISTING OR PROPERTY REVIEW
The property has an existing solar system.
Bring the solar feature into the broader property story.
02 / ORDER THE REPORT
Bring available information into one view.
Use a one-time report to organize production and property-use context.
03 / REVIEW THE CONTEXT
Understand what the information shows.
Identify patterns and questions before making assumptions.
04 / TAKE THE RIGHT NEXT STEP
Bring questions to the appropriate professional.
Use the information in the transaction conversation or with a qualified professional when needed.
The SolarFax® platform provides information and context. It does not replace physical inspection, licensed solar contractor inspection, electrical inspection, appraisal, professional diagnosis, title or ownership verification, contract or lease review, system design, or structural evaluation.
ORDER A SOLARFAX® REPORT
$25 per property
One-time report. No subscription required.
Proof and next step
Know more before making assumptions about the solar.
The SolarFax® platform is a product of Solar Data Pros, designed to help buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals bring available solar performance information into the transaction conversation.
Validated through direct testing, the SolarFax® platform has demonstrated results within 5% of source data.
Keep the conversation moving
Start with the information available about the property.
Order a report for the existing solar system, or talk with the team about the questions in front of you.