We design and install solar, home batteries and EV chargers, help you claim every rebate you qualify for, and stand behind the work for 10 years.
Panels on your roof make electricity for decades. Add a battery and you can use that power after sunset, and keep the essentials running when the grid goes down.
Explore servicesyears of expected panel life*
of a typical bill covered*
in rebates for many homes (edit for your region)
*Typical ranges; results depend on the roof, usage, local sun and equipment.
Rooftop and ground-mount systems designed for your roof, your usage and your local sun.
Learn more →Store daytime solar for the evening and keep the essentials running in an outage.
Ask about this →Level 2 home charging, installed to code, with smart scheduling for cheaper overnight rates.
Ask about this →100 A to 200 A upgrades, sub-panels and smart panels to make room for solar, EVs and heat pumps.
Ask about this →Battery or generator backup with automatic transfer, sized to what you need to keep on.
Ask about this →System checks, monitoring fixes, troubleshooting and general electrical work.
Ask about this →We check your roof, panel and past bills, and talk about what you want to power.
One recommended system, one alternative, rebates you qualify for, and the price after rebates.
We handle permits and utility paperwork. Most installs take 1 to 3 days.
We set up monitoring, file rebate forms with you, and check in after the first month.
Yes. Panels work in cold and cloudy climates; they're actually more efficient when it's cool. Snow usually slides off tilted panels. We estimate your yearly production from local sun data before you decide.
Not to save money with solar, especially if your utility offers net metering. A battery makes sense if you want backup power in outages or your utility pays little for exported power.
Most homes take 1 to 3 days on site. Permits and utility approval usually take 2 to 6 weeks before that, and we handle both.
Tell us a little about your home and we'll call you within one business day.
Electrical emergency? Call your utility first if there's a downed line, then call us.
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