How it works

Traditional power: your home or business is connected to the main power grid (which you pay a connection fee for) and you buy power directly from a utility company. The utility company dictates the rate you pay depending on time of use or amount used.

Solar power: your home or business is generally connected to the main power grid (which you pay the utility company a connection fee for) and you generate your own power. Amount of power generated depends on size of system and hours of daylight. Excess power your system generates goes back into the grid for use at night and your account is credited in a program known as net-metering.

Why you save with solar

One big advantage with a solar panel system is that your electric rate is locked in through an agreement. Since utility companies raise electric rates every year (PG&E on average raises the rate 6.5% each year), you won’t have any surprises from month to month. Solar saves money every month. You are billed only once at the end of each year but you’ll be able to view your charges and credits on a statement every month.

For Business:

Lower your operating costs
Depending on your business’ unique energy goals, we can provide you with various system options that can greatly reduce or even completely eliminate your current electric bill. Instead of spending too much paying for electricity, you’ll be able to reallocate those funds for more important things. And right now, a substantial federal rebate is available for commercial solar installations. Enjoy a consistent clean power source with very little to no maintenance and an unbeatable warranty.