Every system is priced around your roof, your electrical panel, and how much energy you use — not a one-size-fits-all package. As a reference point, a full cash installation (solar + a large battery) has run from the high-$30,000s to low-$40,000s for a mid-size home, while smaller battery-only add-ons have started around $10,000–$15,000. We'll always give you an itemized proposal so you can see exactly what you're paying for.

Most customers land somewhere between 8 and 10 years, depending on system size, current electricity usage, and local utility rates. Planning to add an EV or electrify your home changes the math — we model that scenario specifically.

We provide a 10-year workmanship warranty on every installation, on top of manufacturer warranties on the panels, batteries, and inverters themselves.

No — we're intentionally product-agnostic. Depending on your goals, budget, and roof, we'll quote options across brands like Sig Energy, Tesla (Powerwall), Enphase, REC, and Franklin, and walk you through the tradeoffs.

Timelines vary by jurisdiction, but many of our projects qualify for "SolarApp+," a statewide instant-permitting program that can approve straightforward residential systems same-day rather than the traditional 6–8-week wait. We'll let you know upfront whether your project qualifies.

Tell us before we finalize your design. Future electrification usually means a bigger solar array and a larger battery than a same-size home without those plans — we'd rather size it right the first time than have you outgrow your system in three years.

Not necessarily. When we replace an aging system, we generally design the new one to match your original system size, which is the key to preserving your existing net-metering (NEM) status and keeping the utility interconnection simple. We'll confirm this is feasible during your site visit.