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✅ 30% Federal Tax Credit Still Available (Expires soon)
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✅ $0 Down Financing Options
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✅ Fast, Local Installation
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✅ Optional Battery Backup + EV Charging
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✅ Free, No-Pressure Quote
- ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.9 ★ on Google • 2,300 + Bay Area installs • In-house NABCEP-certified crews
Q: How much does solar cost, really?
It depends on your roof size and usage, but in California, the average system costs $12K–$20K after incentives.
Most homeowners don’t pay that all at once. With zero-down financing, monthly payments are usually less than your old electric bill—and you lock in your energy rate.
Bonus: the 30% federal tax credit covers nearly a third of the cost, and Bay Area cities may offer local rebates too.
Q: Do I really need a battery with solar now?
If you’re under NBT: highly recommended.
Without a battery, you export excess power during the day for low credits, and still pay PG&E for power at night. A battery stores your solar for use after sunset, which boosts your savings and gives backup power during outages.
With time-of-use rates and wildfire shutdowns, batteries aren’t just optional anymore—they’re smart insurance.
There’s no project we can’t handle.



