Most residential installations take one to three days on site, though the full process from signed agreement to system activation usually spans four to eight weeks including permitting and utility approval.

Yes — we design and install systems for single-family homes, multi-unit residential properties, and commercial facilities.

Most roof types can support solar, though orientation, shading, and structural condition all factor in. A site assessment will confirm what’s realistic for your property.

A technician evaluates your roof or ground space, shading, electrical panel capacity, and usage history to design a system sized correctly for your needs.

Sometimes — older panels may need an upgrade to safely support a new system. We’ll flag this during the site assessment if it applies to you.

We offer several financing paths including outright purchase, financed loans, and in some regions, lease or power purchase agreements.

Many regions offer federal, state, or utility incentives that can meaningfully lower the net cost. We’ll walk through what applies to your location.

Pricing depends on system size, equipment selection, and site complexity. You’ll receive an itemized quote before any work begins.

Most systems need only an annual inspection and occasional panel cleaning, though we offer more frequent plans for commercial sites.

Warranty terms vary by manufacturer and typically range from ten to twenty-five years on panels, with shorter terms on inverters and batteries.

Our monitoring flags most issues automatically, and our service team can typically diagnose and resolve problems remotely or with a single site visit.

Yes — battery storage can be added at installation or retrofitted to an existing system to provide backup power and better rate management.