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Lower upfront cost. No monthly lease payment. A path to ownership later.
No cost, no obligation. We'll tell you if solar isn't the right move.
Not every homeowner wants a traditional solar loan. Not everyone wants to finance a system for 20 years. And not everyone qualifies for every incentive available.
That's why we offer another option.
Our prepaid lease lets you make one reduced upfront payment, enjoy the savings from producing your own electricity, and avoid ongoing monthly lease payments. If your needs change, you'll also have the opportunity to purchase the system later.
It's a simpler way to go solar for homeowners who value long-term savings without taking on another monthly bill.
Because the system is owned through a specialized financing structure, certain commercial energy incentives can help reduce the amount you pay upfront. That means many homeowners can install solar for significantly less than purchasing the system outright.
Unlike many traditional leases, your lease payment is made upfront. After installation, there are typically no recurring monthly lease payments to budget for, allowing you to enjoy the energy your system produces without another monthly bill.
Your home produces clean electricity that helps reduce your dependence on utility power while protecting you from rising electricity costs. Whether PG&E rates continue climbing or time-of-use pricing changes again, producing your own power gives you more control.
If ownership becomes important to you later, you'll have the opportunity to purchase the system after the initial lease period. That gives you flexibility without forcing you into a decision today.
California has changed dramatically over the past few years.
The good news is that well-designed solar systems can still provide excellent long-term value when they're built around today's rules, not yesterday's.
Our team designs every system specifically for California's current energy landscape, helping homeowners maximize self-consumption, pair solar with battery storage when appropriate, and choose the financing option that best fits their goals.
There isn't one “best” way to go solar. Our job isn't to push one option. It's to help you understand all of them so you can make the decision that's right for your home.
You buy the system outright and own it from day one. The highest upfront cost, and no financing involved.
Homeowners with cash available who want full ownership immediately.
You finance the system and own it, repaying the loan over a term that often runs up to 20 years.
Homeowners who want ownership and are comfortable with a long-term monthly payment.
One reduced upfront payment. Typically no recurring monthly lease payments afterward, with the opportunity to purchase the system later.
Homeowners who want a lower upfront cost and no new monthly bill, while keeping future flexibility.
You pay for the power the system produces rather than for the system itself, usually with little or nothing down.
Homeowners who want to avoid upfront cost entirely and prefer paying per kilowatt-hour.
Solar has earned a mixed reputation over the years. Unfortunately, some companies focused more on closing deals than educating homeowners.
That's not how we operate.
We'll walk you through every available option, explain the numbers in plain English, answer every question you have, and help you determine whether solar actually makes sense for your home.
If another financing option would leave you better off, we'll tell you.
Because the goal isn't just installing solar. It's helping you make a decision you'll still feel good about years from now.
A straightforward conversation about your home, your usage, and what you're trying to accomplish.
A system designed for your roof and California's current energy rules, with the numbers laid out plainly.
Purchase, loan, prepaid lease, and PPA side by side, so you can choose with confidence.
Get your free custom solar proposal and compare every available option side-by-side.
Free, no obligation, and no pressure to move forward.
Program availability, incentive eligibility, system design, and savings vary by home, utility territory, and current program rules. Figures and options discussed here are illustrative and are not an offer of financing. Your advisor will review the specific terms that apply to your property.