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Tesla · ChargePoint · Enphase — integrated with your solar + battery for zero-grid-charge driving.
Gather your historical electrical usage data of the previous 12 months. Go over any future plans that will increase the electrical usage (adding electric car, hot tub, ADU, etc.).
Submit your details with the service that you need, date, and preferred hour. We will get back to you to book an appointment.
Conduct a free no-obligation site survey to evaluate your roof, electrical service, shading, and load profile — and recommend a system size that fits your usage.
Design and present a proposal for a custom solar system that will meet your electrical requirement and that fits your budget.
Secure permits and engineering needed to install your solar system. We handle the utility interconnection paperwork end-to-end.
Install the system with our in-house crew. Apply for all available rebates. Materials and logistic services are bundled in. We also provide an impeccable after-sale service and register every system for monitoring.
Solar power is electricity derived from sunlight. Photovoltaic (PV) panels — typically silicon cells — convert sunlight into direct current, and an inverter converts that to alternating current for your home or business. It is a clean, renewable resource available throughout Northern California.
A solar system is an array of PV panels (modules) installed on a roof, parking structure, or ground mount. Sunlight striking the cells excites electrons, producing DC electricity. The inverter converts that to AC for your home or business. Excess generation can charge a battery or export to the grid under your utility tariff.
Solar batteries store excess generation for use at night, during peak TOU hours, and through PSPS events. They enable whole-home backup, time-of-use optimization against PG&E rate schedules, and grid independence for critical loads. We install Tesla Powerwall, Enphase IQ, and FranklinWH aPower.
Yes. Solar scales from 4 kW residential rooftops to multi-MW commercial arrays. We work on homes, agricultural sites, multi-unit properties, retail centers, warehouses, and light industrial. Engineering and permitting differ by site — our process handles all of it.
Stage 1 — gather your historical electrical usage and discuss future plans. Stage 2 — submit the contact form with a few details. Stage 3 — free, no-obligation site survey. Stage 4 — custom design and written proposal. Stage 5 — permits and utility interconnection end-to-end. Stage 6 — installation, commissioning, rebate filing, and continuous monitoring registration.
Free site survey. Written quote. One accountable contractor.