Indicative pricing for a typical Central Valley home. Your survey turns these into real numbers.
A small array for a modest bill, sized to cover daytime use.
Sized from twelve months of your bills to cover the whole year.
For outage-prone areas, wells, and anyone on a time-of-use tariff.
Roughly a third of our work comes from customers who already bought from us once.
Panels, inverter, roof and our labour sit under a single Solvara document. One number to call.
We name your first-year figure in the contract. Miss it and we pay you the shortfall.
Ninety people on payroll. No labour brokers, no rotating faces on your roof.
Permits, utility interconnection and rebate filings. You sign twice; we chase the rest.
They talked me out of a bigger system than I needed. It cost them money and bought them four of my neighbours.
An inverter died on a Saturday in July, mid-harvest. Their office spotted it before we did and the replacement was on site Monday.
Four years in, the array has produced within two percent of the figure on page three of their quote. That is the whole review.
The survey took ninety minutes and the engineer told me my roof needed replacing first. No sales pitch. We booked them a year later anyway.
If yours is not here, ring the office. You will get an engineer, not a script.
+1 (000) 575-898A typical Central Valley home needs about 350 to 500 square feet of unshaded roof for full coverage. Odd shapes are fine — we work around vents and skylights rather than insisting on neat rectangles.
Every fixing is flashed into the roofing plane and warranted against leaks for twenty-five years. If your roof has under five years left in it, we will tell you to re-roof first — taking an array off and putting it back costs far more.
Solar alone shuts down during an outage — that is a safety rule, not a fault. To keep the lights on you need a battery and a backup panel. Most people back up a short list: fridge, well pump, a few sockets and the router.
We use your last twelve bills, your actual tariff bands, hour-by-hour production from your measured shade data, and half a percent of panel degradation a year. We do not assume big utility price rises to flatter the number.
Yes, including arrays whose original installer has closed. We start with a full test and a written condition report, then quote only what needs doing. About a third need nothing more than a clean and a firmware update.
An owned system stays with the property and usually adds to its value. We give you a transfer pack with the production history for your agent. Financed systems can be paid off at closing or passed to the buyer, no fee either way.
No sales visit, no obligation. If solar is wrong for your property, the technician will say so before leaving the driveway.