Nothing up front.
With a lease/PPA, it costs nothing to get started. You pay for the power your roof makes, at a rate set in writing.With a lease/PPA, there's nothing to pay to get started.
We navigate the industry and optimize your experience, making going solar easier than ever.
A site surveyor checks your home in person, and a drone maps your roof from above. Nothing is designed until we know the house.
A licensed partner crew fits the panels and the battery, usually in a day or two. You don't need to be home for most of it, and we update you each day.
No more rate hikes.
No more power outages.
No more fluctuating bills.
Your rate is set in writing, with any yearly increase shown before you sign. A battery keeps the house running when the grid goes down.
With a lease/PPA, it costs nothing to get started. You pay for the power your roof makes, at a rate set in writing.With a lease/PPA, there's nothing to pay to get started.
If your system makes less than 90% of the power your agreement says it will, you're paid back the difference.Under 90% of the promised power? You're paid the difference.
When your home qualifies, a new roof before storm season or a main-panel upgrade can be part of the project, with nothing out of pocket up front.A new roof or panel upgrade can be part of the project, when the home qualifies.
Outages are coming more often. A home battery keeps the lights, the fridge and the Wi-Fi running, and recharges from your roof the next morning.A battery keeps the lights, fridge and Wi-Fi on.
The utility can raise its rates any year. Your agreement sets your rate in writing, so you know exactly what you're signing up for.Your rate is set in writing before you sign.
Free, with no obligation
Pick a time and an advisor walks you through all five steps for your home, on a 20-minute call.
Rather talk? Call (619) 415-9647
We check your utility, your roof and the rules for your home before we ask anything else.
Nothing is saved with your name yet.
Each utility has its own solar rules.
Rooftop solar needs the owner's signature.
Electricity only, a typical month.
An estimate from your bill and satellite data, not a quote. A specialist confirms it against your roof.
Condo or townhome: the HOA has to approve the roof work. California law says it can't say no without a good reason, and we handle the paperwork.
We walk through your numbers. Both owners on the call saves a second visit.
We'll text you the details.
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Renters can't sign for solar. Two things still help: our bill decoder shows your real price per kWh, and your landlord can run this check for the building.