Solar Cooling, the solar air conditioning and heating technology leader in Canada, is pleased to announce a new partnership in Nova Scotia with REhouse Timberframes & Solar, a Lockeport-based South Shore company owned by Chris Bird.

This partnership brings Solar Cooling’s solar-direct air conditioning and heating solutions closer to homeowners throughout Shelburne County and across Nova Scotia who want to reduce electricity costs, improve comfort, and make better use of solar energy. These solar mini-split systems operate primarily and directly from solar photovoltaic panels and, when properly equipped, run entirely on solar power day and night.

A Strong Local Partner for Nova Scotia Homeowners

REhouse Timberframes & Solar brings practical, local experience in Nova Scotia homes, strong construction knowledge, proven solar PV energy expertise, and sustainable building practices. The company supports homeowners interested in solar solutions and energy-conscious improvements for their properties.

Solar Cooling brings specialized, full DC, solar-first air conditioning and heating technology designed for customers who want to reduce dependence on the grid while improving indoor comfort.

For Solar Cooling, this makes REhouse a natural partner. REhouse understands building performance, solar energy, and the local realities of helping Nova Scotia homeowners move toward greater energy independence.

Learn more about REhouse at: http://www.rehouse.ca

Why Solar-PV Direct Cooling and Heating Matters in Nova Scotia

Across Nova Scotia, more homeowners are looking beyond traditional HVAC systems. Rising energy costs, growing interest in energy resilience, and the desire for cleaner home comfort solutions are pushing families to ask a better question:

How can my home use solar energy not only to power lights and small appliances, but also to support year-round comfort?

That is where Solar Cooling comes in.

Solar Cooling develops solar-direct air conditioning and heating technologies designed to combine efficient heat pump performance with solar energy. The result is a practical solution for homeowners who want air conditioning in summer, efficient heating in cooler seasons, and a smarter way to consume the solar energy their home can produce.

From Solar Production to Home Comfort

Many homeowners begin their solar journey by asking how much electricity their roof can produce. The next step is just as important: deciding how to use that energy wisely.

Heating and cooling are among the most important energy uses in a home. By pairing solar production with efficient heat pump technology, homeowners can create a more integrated home energy strategy.

With REhouse now integrating and installing Solar Cooling mini-splits in Nova Scotia, local customers will have access to guidance from a team that understands both solar energy and the realities of Atlantic Canadian homes.

Supporting More Energy-Independent Homes in Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia has a growing community of homeowners, builders, and property owners looking for better ways to reduce energy consumption and improve comfort. Solar Cooling and REhouse are now working together to support that transition with practical solar-direct air conditioning and heating solutions.

Whether for a home, cottage, small commercial building, workshop, garage, or energy-conscious renovation project, Solar Cooling technology offers a new way to think about comfort: not as a separate energy expense, but as part of a smarter solar energy strategy.

Now Available in Nova Scotia

Solar Cooling and REhouse invite homeowners, builders, and property owners in Nova Scotia to explore how solar-direct air conditioning and heating can support comfort, energy savings, and long-term independence.

To learn more about Solar Cooling solutions in Nova Scotia, contact REhouse Timberframes & Solar, owned by Chris Bird, at http://www.rehouse.ca.

For partnership or product information from Solar Cooling, contact Jeff J.F. Renaud, Director of the Solar Cooling division.