Three Hills is a town of about 3,200 at Highways 21 and 583, with farms all around it. QuotePath checks your bills and your buildings before anything gets quoted.
Three Hills is a town of about 3,200 people in the middle of Kneehill County, where Highways 21 and 583 meet. It grew up around wheat farming and the railway. Today it also has a health centre, Prairie College, a hockey arena, a curling rink, an aquatic centre and the Kneehill Historical Museum, and nearby methane fields have brought extra food and lodging business to town.
That mix means two different solar conversations. Farms around Three Hills are mostly dealing with shop, bin and barn loads. In town, the buildings that suit solar best are the ones that use steady power through the day: a commercial building with a large flat roof, a shop or warehouse, or a lodging property.
Whatever the building, the fixed charges on the bill continue and the power you export is credited on the same bill to pay them. We start with a free audit of your bills so the numbers come before the panels.
We review your bills, rate structure and demand charges before recommending anything. No cost, no obligation.
Learn MoreWe write the specification from your load data, help you choose installers and verify the result. We do not sell or install the equipment.
Learn MoreOften the first upgrade to evaluate, because it lowers the load solar has to cover. We work it out from your actual lighting hours.
Learn MoreWe'll review your utility bills, load profile, and facility situation at no cost. You'll know exactly where you stand — and what's possible — before any money is committed.
Serving Three Hills, Alberta and surrounding rural Alberta. Free assessment, straight answers.