Nine in ten of our systems produce more in their first year than we promised at quote stage.
Building on California roofs since 2011, with the same crew leaders still on the trucks.
We started with one van and a ladder rack. Today we are ninety people, and we still do not subcontract a single install.
The engineer who draws your system signs the plans. The technician who fits it is the one who comes back to service it. That is the whole difference, and it is why our customers send us their neighbours.
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.
From first call to switch-on is usually nine to twelve weeks. Permits are the only part we cannot speed up.
A technician climbs the roof, measures it properly and takes shade readings. Ninety minutes, and it costs you nothing.
A layout, a production estimate and a price, with every assumption listed. If two options are close, we send both.
Permits, install, inspection and switch-on. After that our team monitors the system and books the visit before you notice a fault.
Small enough that the person who quotes your job knows the person who builds it.
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.
No sales visit, no obligation. If solar is wrong for your property, the technician will say so before leaving the driveway.