Nothing out of pocket
Qualifying homes can begin with $0 down.
Southern California · Energy Savings Program
Stop renting your electricity. Start owning it.
Solar and battery for qualifying homes. $0 down, no lien, no debt.
25-yrWarranty
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The problem
You don't control the rate. You control whether you're still buying at it.
California utility rates have increased by over 50% in just the past two years. California now pays roughly 90% more per kilowatt-hour than the national average.
Renewable Energy Law SB-100 is moving the state toward 100% renewable and zero-carbon energy. A personalized solar and battery plan can give qualifying homeowners another way forward.
California average · 2026 YTD32.83¢/kWh
U.S. average · most recent17.30¢/kWh
Source: EIA Electric Power Monthly, Table 5.6.A. Intervening years omitted rather than estimated.
25-year estimator
What could staying with the utility cost?
Move the slider to your average monthly electric bill. The model uses the disclosed assumptions from the reference program.
$80$1,200
Est. system size
6.0 kW
CO₂ avoided / 25 yr
54 tons
Est. monthly saving
$75
Year one
$900
Over 25 years
$75,552
Staying on utility$183,272
On the program$107,720
What this model assumes
Utility escalation
5% / year
Program escalation
1.9% / year
Usage offset by solar
85%
Remaining utility charges
$12 / month
Panel degradation
0.5% / year
Production factor
1650 kWh / kW-yr
A model, not a quote. Your real numbers come from the assessment.
What you actually get
A complete system. Straight terms.
No lien on your property
A power agreement, not a loan secured by your home.
Battery included
Storage is part of the design, not an extra.
25-year coverage
Long-term equipment and workmanship protection.
Sized to your usage
The design starts with your roof and energy history.
Every SoCal utility
SCE, LADWP, SDG&E, PG&E, and municipal utilities.
Vetted installers only
History, certifications, ratings, and service are reviewed.
A local office
Pasadena. An address, not a call centre.
Not every home qualifies. The assessment is free either way.
How it works
Five steps from bill to switch-on.
Eligibility check
2 minutes
Roof assessment
About an hour
Written proposal
2–4 days
Permits & install
Install in one day
Switch-on
Set by your utility
Our work
Roofs we've already done.
Our own installs. No stock photos.
Straight answers
Before you put anything on your roof.
01Is it really free?+
No upfront cost on qualifying homes — but you still pay for the power the system makes, usually below your utility rate. Anyone calling solar free is selling.
02Will this put a lien on my house?+
No. These agreements aren't recorded as property debt. Ask every company you talk to — some financing does.
03What if I sell?+
The agreement transfers to a qualified buyer. Start it a few weeks before closing, not a few days.
04What is NEM 3.0?+
California credits exported power at a much lower value than it used to. That's why a battery is part of the design, not an extra.
05Does my roof need replacing first?+
Sometimes. Under about ten years of life left and you'd be paying to remove the array later. We'll tell you at the assessment.
06What if I don't qualify?+
We tell you and stop. Heavy shade, a north-facing roof, low usage or credit can all rule a home out.
Free roof assessment
Find out if your roof is worth it.
Six questions. We'll tell you either way. Inspections are scheduled first-come by service area.
Free assessmentNo obligationTwo minutes