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Yes, with approved financing. A PPA, lease, or solar loan covers the system, so there's no down payment and no equipment bill. You pay a lower monthly rate for the power instead of paying the utility. Prefer to pay cash? We can set that up too.

That's up to you. With a PPA or lease, a financing company owns the system and you buy the power it makes at a rate set in your agreement. With a loan or cash, the system is yours. We'll walk you through both on your free consultation.

It depends on your energy use, your roof, and how much sun it gets, so there's no one price. Financing takes the upfront cost to $0. If you'd rather own the system, we'll show you the payback timeline on your free quote.

California utility rates go up most years. Your solar rate starts lower and stays predictable, so the gap grows over time. Your quote puts your year-one solar cost next to your utility bill, so you see the savings before you sign.

Usually you need to own your home or building, have roof or ground space that gets good sun, and be on a California utility we serve, like PG&E, SCE, or SDG&E. A free quote is the fastest way to find out. We can confirm eligibility on the call.

Most PPA and lease agreements can transfer to the buyer, and your agreement spells out the options. Solar can also help the sale: Zillow research found homes with solar sold for about 4% more, and buyers like lower power bills.

We match you with a licensed installer, prepare your agreement, and stay with you from quote to switch-on. The installer designs the system, files the permits and utility paperwork, and installs it, including batteries or a new roof if you need one. Warranty terms come from the manufacturer and your installer, and your proposal spells them out.