Solar Installation FAQ

A typical 6–8 kW residential system runs $14,000–$22,000 before the 30% federal tax credit. After the credit, most homeowners land in the $10,000–$15,400 range. Battery storage adds roughly $9,000–$15,000 per battery depending on capacity and brand.

Yes — we partner with multiple solar lenders, including $0 down and promotional 0% APR loans for qualifying credit. We’ll model cash, loan, and PACE side-by-side during your free estimate so you can pick the structure that fits your situation.

The federal Residential Clean Energy Credit has historically offered a credit equal to a percentage of qualified solar costs. Eligibility, amount, and availability for systems placed in service in 2026 depend on current law and your individual tax situation. Always confirm with a qualified tax professional before factoring it into your budget.

For most California homeowners, yes — that’s the whole point of $0 down financing. We design the system to match your usage, then size the loan so the monthly payment is below your average utility bill. You see the math in writing before you sign.

Yes. The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) provides rebates for battery storage, with the largest amounts going to high-fire-risk areas, medical-baseline customers, and low-income households. California also has a property-tax exclusion so adding solar doesn’t trigger a reassessment.