Why solar
Your power bill, on your terms.
Lower, more predictable power instead of a utility bill that keeps climbing, with nothing to pay upfront on approved financing.
Get off the rate-hike treadmill
California utility rates have climbed about 6% a year. A solar rate starts lower and rises more slowly, so you stop paying every increase.
Less of your bill goes to the utility
Every kilowatt-hour your roof makes is one you don't buy at the utility's price, along with the delivery charges and surcharges that rise with each rate case.
$0 out of pocket, or own it
With approved financing (a PPA, lease, or loan) there's no down payment. You can also buy the system outright with cash. Either way works.
Predictable costs
Swap an unpredictable utility bill for a steady monthly cost you can budget for, at home or at your business.
More property value
Zillow research found homes with solar sold for about 4% more, and buyers like lower power bills.
Track it from your phone
Monitoring shows what your system is producing at any moment, right from your phone.
California rates keep climbing.
~47%
Rise in residential rates from 2019 to 2023. California rates now run about twice the U.S. average, and regulators have scheduled more increases every year through 2027.
Illustration only. California utility rates have climbed about 6% a year, while a solar rate starts lower. We model your exact numbers on your free quote.
See what you’d save.
Get a free quote in about a minute. $0 down with approved financing, and you're never obligated to buy.
- Utility today
- $200/mo
- With solar, yr 1
- $150/mo
- 25-yr savings
- $66,900
Estimate for a $200/mo California bill. Yours depends on your home.