We design, permit, and install residential solar systems sized to your actual energy use — then handle the utility paperwork so you can start saving.
Every home uses energy differently, so we start by reviewing your utility bills and usage patterns rather than selling a one-size-fits-all package. From there, we evaluate your roof's orientation, shading, and structural condition to design a system that performs the way it's supposed to.
We work with financing partners to offer cash purchase, loan, and lease options, and we manage the permitting and utility interconnection process so you're not stuck decoding paperwork.
Note: Solar tax credits and incentives change over time and vary by location — we'll point you to current programs, but recommend confirming details with a tax professional.
We review your electric bills, energy goals, and budget to see whether solar makes sense for your home.
We evaluate your roof's condition, orientation, shading, and available space, either in person or with satellite imagery.
You receive a custom system design and pricing. Once you choose a financing option, we finalize the contract.
We submit your building permit and the interconnection application to your utility so your system can be legally connected to the grid.
Most residential installs are completed in one to two days by our certified installation crew.
After a municipal electrical inspection and utility sign-off on net metering, your system is powered on and monitored through your app.
While physical installation usually takes a day or two, the full process — from first quote to system activation — commonly spans several weeks as permits and utility approvals move through their own timelines.
Not always, but if your roof is nearing the end of its life, it's usually smarter to replace it before installing panels. If you already have solar and need roof work, see our panel removal & reinstallation service.
Installation itself typically takes one to two days, but permitting and utility interconnection can add several weeks before your system is fully activated.
Grid-tied systems draw power from the utility grid when your panels aren't producing enough, and net metering programs can credit excess production back to your account during sunny periods.
We offer cash purchase, solar loans, and lease/PPA options through our financing partners — we'll walk you through the trade-offs of each based on your goals.
Yes. We manage the building permit application, the utility interconnection request, and coordination of the required electrical inspection.