Solar modules are set up on your roof. During the day, the molecules in the panels react to the sun as it shines down on them. This results in electrons flowing, a.k.a. electricity. This electricity is then converted in the inverter to grid standard AC power. The AC power travels to an electric panel. From there, it can power devices in your household. If your panels generate excess power, it returns to the grid.

This can vary quite a bit depending on how many panels you want to install, the structure of your home, your exact location, and a variety of other factors. We offer a free consultation so that you can find out exactly what kind of cost outlay you can expect before committing.

Customers save around 20% on average, but savings can vary depending on your usage and the layout you select. You may even end up generating more energy than you use, in which case you could cover the full cost of your monthly bill.

You may be able to cover the monthly cost of the power you use each month in full. But keep in mind there is a fee to remain connected to the grid, and you will still need to pay that regardless.

In most locations in the US, currently the answer to that is “no.” The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power however has re-launched its Feed-in- Tariff program, so depending on the details of your project and your exact location, it is possible that you can earn some rebates for the excess energy you produce.

Yes! There is a federal tax credit program as well as incentives on the state and local level. During your consultation, we can discus all these cost-saving opportunities with you.

Our professionals have years of experience installing solar panels on homes throughout Los Angeles. We can ensure that your roof retains its full structural integrity, and can even improve its condition through our work. We also can make certain that your solar panels will stand the test of time and continue to function effectively for decades.

If you have a battery backup system, then yes. This is also a good idea in case of blackouts, since solar systems get deactivated along with the grid.

In most locations throughout the US, you are legally allowed to install solar power regardless of the feelings of your Homeowner’s Association or neighbors. In California, the applicable law which protects your rights is known as the Solar Rights Act.

Yes! While the cost savings alone are a great incentive, there are other reasons to install solar panels as well. For one, you reduce your energy footprint, which protects the environment. For another, your solar panels can increase the value of your home. So even if you are only going to be staying in your home for a few years, it is an investment which can put extra money in your pocket.