Find out if solar will work at an address before you pay for a survey.
A planned check that gives a plain verdict on whether solar is likely to work at an address or site, the reasons, the constraints in the way and an estimated annual yield, with a source for each item.
Not yet available. Register your interest and we will tell you when early access opens. We will state where it covers before anyone relies on it.
Why teams will choose it
Qualify leads faster
Know which addresses are worth a survey before you send anyone.
Screen a whole portfolio
Run a list of buildings in one pass.
Reasons, not a black box
Every verdict comes with the reasons and the sources behind them.
What the check will return
A plain verdict
Suitable, likely suitable, constrained or unlikely.
The reasons
In plain words.
Constraints found
Listed buildings, conservation areas, flood zones and planning designations.
Grid headroom
Where the network operator publishes it.
Estimated annual yield
In kWh, for a stated system size.
An evidence list
The source and date for each item.
Who is it for?
Solar installers
Qualify leads before paying for a survey.
Lenders and landlords
Screen a portfolio of buildings.
Developers
Run an early check on a larger site.
How it will work
Send an address or site
An address, a UPRN, coordinates or a boundary.
We check it
Constraints and expected yield.
You decide
Book the survey, or move on.
Good to know
- It is not a design tool. There is no panel layout and there are no engineering drawings.
- It is not a quote and gives no payback or savings figures.
- It does not replace a site survey.
- Grid headroom appears only where an operator publishes it.
- Planning history differs between councils and will be incomplete.
Questions about Solar suitability check
Does it design the system for me?
No. It tells you whether solar is likely to work and what could get in the way. It does not lay out panels or produce drawings.
Does it replace a site survey?
No. It helps you decide whether a survey is worth booking.
Can it tell me if I will get planning permission?
No. It flags known constraints such as a conservation area or listed status. The council decides permission.
Is it available now?
No. It is planned. Early access will start with a small group of named users.
Related: Planning risk screen
Want to hear when early access opens?
Tell us what you screen, how many addresses and what you need in the answer. It shapes what we build first.
Register your interest →Prefer email? Write to hello@arithim.com.