As a solar company in California, we focus on designing systems that align with your home, utility rates, and long-term goals.
Solar and battery are tools. Our job is to make sure they’re the right tools for your situation.
No pressure review. Clear answers and real guidance.
In California, the details matter, utility rules, interconnection, incentives, battery compatibility, and long-term performance. When systems are designed without those in mind, homeowners can run into surprises later.
That’s why we start by evaluating your home and goals before recommending anything.
The Store Energy Program™ is our internal methodology for planning and executing home energy projects in the right order.
Our methodology sets us apart from the typical solar company in California. We start by reviewing your usage, utility rules, and incentive eligibility, then design a system that performs well long-term and stays compliant from day one.
We design the plan, install the system, and remain responsible for the outcome.
The installation is only the finish line; planning is what protects the outcome.
As a solar company in California, our focus goes beyond installation — we design systems that perform long term.
We size systems based on your actual consumption and rate plan, not generic packages.
We prioritize electrical safety, code compliance, and clean system architecture.
We explain savings, tradeoffs, and timelines clearly before you commit.
We stay available after activation for questions, warranty help, and guidance.
Our goal is simple: help you make a decision you feel confident about.
Many homeowners contact us after being told their system must be replaced to add a battery. In many cases, that isn’t necessary.
Existing solar systems aren’t one-size-fits-all, the inverter, electrical panel, and utility rules determine what’s possible. We specialize in evaluating what you already have and mapping the cleanest path to add backup power or improve performance.
If another company told you “it can’t be done,” we’ll verify compatibility first and only recommend truly necessary changes.
Here’s how a typical project moves forward, with clear communication at each step.
We review your electricity usage, home layout, and electrical setup to understand your goals and what your home actually needs.
We design a system tailored to your home and explain equipment options, expected performance, and available incentives.
Our team handles permits and utility coordination so the project moves forward correctly and meets local requirements.
Certified installers complete the installation safely and cleanly while protecting your home and electrical system.
After activation, we help you understand how your system works and remain available for questions and support.
Solar and battery systems should perform reliably for years. We make sure you understand exactly what is covered, who is responsible, and how support works long after installation is complete.
We remain available to help with warranty claims, manufacturer coordination, and system questions so you’re never left figuring it out on your own.
Equipment is covered by manufacturer performance and product warranties, and we help coordinate claims if a component ever needs replacement.
Our installation work is backed by workmanship coverage. If an installation-related issue occurs, we handle the correction directly.
We assist with warranty questions, monitoring concerns, and system behavior so you always know who to contact and what to expect.
If you’re unsure, an energy review simply helps you understand your options.
You don’t need to be ready to install solar or batteries to schedule an energy review. Many homeowners simply start with questions.
It’s our planning and installation process that ensures your solar or battery system is designed around incentives, utility rules, and long-term savings before equipment is installed.
No. The consultation is a review and Q&A conversation, not a pressure call.
We’ll look at your home, current energy use, and goals, then explain what options may make sense and what may not. If a system isn’t a good fit, we’ll tell you honestly.
No. Nothing is signed during the consultation.
The purpose of the call is simply to help you understand your options and ask questions. You can take time afterward to think about it and decide if you want to move forward.
Most energy reviews take about 15 minutes.
If you have more questions, we’re happy to stay longer, and if you just want a quick overview, we can keep it shorter. There’s no set script or rush.
If possible, have a recent electric bill available — that helps us understand your usage and utility rate.
If you don’t have one handy, that’s okay. We can still review your situation and explain how the process works.
We’ll review your home, explain your options, and answer your questions. No quotes, no pressure, no commitment required.
