Solar for your LA home.
We handle the city and the utility.
Solar panels and home batteries across Los Angeles, run start to finish by one project manager who texts you at every step.
About an hour at your house, on a day you pick. Your price comes inside your plan.
What we handle for you
- We pull the permit and book inspections.
- We deal with LADWP or Edison for you.
- We call you back the same business day.
Your plan, step by step
Every step from your call to switch‑on, and who does it.
Our steps carry a time. The city and your utility keep their own clocks, so we mark those steps and chase them.
Roof check and your bills
We measure the roof and check the tiles or shingles where each mount would go. Then we look at your main panel and a year of your bills with you. About an hour, and free.
Design and your price
We size the system from your bills and draw the panels on your roof. Your price comes inside the plan, to read at your own table in your own time.
Permit
What we do
We prepare the drawings and file them for your address. If the city asks for changes, we make them and file again.
Filed within 2 business days of your signatureWhat the city does
The city reviews on its own schedule. You get a text the day it approves.
Review time: the city's clockInstall day
The crew flashes every mount under the roofing and paints the conduit to match your stucco. All we need from you is someone to let us in that morning.
Inspection
What we do
We ask for the inspection the day we finish, and meet the inspector at your house.
Requested the day we finishWhat the city does
The inspector comes on the city's calendar. If your main panel is indoors, we'll ask you to be home for that hour.
The date: the city's calendarSwitch-on
What we do
We send your utility what it asks for and follow up until it answers. When the OK lands, we show you how to see what your panels made.
Paperwork sent the day the inspection passesWhat your utility does
Your utility gives the final OK to switch on. LADWP and Edison each set their own pace.
Approval time: your utility's clock
After switch-on, you still text the same number.
Solar and batteries
What we install, and what it does for your house.
Panels make power by day, and a battery keeps some for later. What that's worth to you depends on who sends your electric bill.
If Edison sends your bill
- By day
- The panels run the house, and the extra power goes back to Edison.
- 4 to 9 PM
- Power costs the most in these hours on Edison's time-of-use rates, and the state's net billing rules credit your midday extra at less. So we pair the panels with a battery that stores the afternoon's power and runs the house through the evening.
- In an outage
- The battery keeps the circuits you choose on.
Power costs the most from 4 to 9 PM, and midday power you send back earns less. So we pair the panels with a battery that runs the house through the evening and keeps the circuits you choose on in an outage.
If LADWP sends your bill
- By day
- The panels run the house, and the extra power goes back to LADWP.
- Its own rules
- LADWP sets its own terms for the power you send back, outside the state's net billing rules that Edison follows. We match the panels to a year of your use.
- In an outage
- A battery keeps the fridge and the circuits you pick running. On LADWP that's what it's for, so you decide on one with your project manager at the roof check.
LADWP sets its own rules for the power you send back. We match the panels to a year of your use. Here a battery is for outages, and you decide on one with your project manager at the roof check.
Solar panels
All-black panels sized from a year of your bills, set low and flush on tile, shingle or flat roofs.
Start a solar plan
A home battery
Mounted in the garage or on a side wall, and wired to the lights and outlets you choose to keep running in an outage.
Start a battery plan
Solar and a battery
Designed together and installed on the same job.
Start a plan for both
Main panel and EV charger
A new main panel when yours can't take solar, and a Level 2 charger where you park.
Ask about a charger
Roof work first
If the roof needs work before panels go on, you hear it at the roof check, priced in the same plan.
Roof first? Ask usAlready have solar
Installer closed or stopped answering? We check the system and tell you what it needs.
Book a system checkPermits and your utility
Your utility decides the paperwork.
The permit fee is the one cost outside our price: the city bills it to you, and your project manager gives you the figure before anything is filed.
One person, start to finish
One project manager runs your job and texts you at every step.
On the first call you get your project manager's name and mobile number. That person books your roof check and files the permit, then meets the inspector and chases your utility until it answers.
- Callback
- The same business day you call or send your address.
- Updates
- A text each time a step is done, and a reply when you text in.
Roof checkYou're booked for Thursday at 9. We'll knock first, then we're on the roof about an hour.
Permit filedYour permit is in with LADBS. The city reviews it next, and I'll text you the day it's approved.
Permit approvedApproved. The crew can be on your roof next Tuesday and Wednesday. Can someone let us in at 7:30?
Yes, I'll be home.
InspectionPassed. Now we wait on LADWP's OK, and I'm chasing it.
What it costs
Your price, inside your plan.
You get it after the free roof check, and your project manager goes through it with you, at your table or on the phone.
The contract comes with the plan, so you can read every page before anyone asks you to sign.
Ways to pay. Cash, a solar loan, a lease or a PPA. Your plan shows the ones open at your address.
After switch-on
One warranty, from us, for 25 years.
If a panel, inverter or rail we installed fails within 25 years, we replace it ourselves. You call the same number, and someone with your plan in front of them answers.
- Leaks at our mounts. Covered for the same 25 years. If water comes in where we fixed the rails, we stop it and repair what it wet.
- Your battery. We answer for it too, for as long as its maker covers it. Your plan gives the years for the model you choose.
Already have solar?
Your installer is gone. Call us.
If the company that put your panels up closed or stopped answering, we'll come and take a look. We explain what's wrong in plain words and price any work before we start.
Good to know
What people ask us on the first call.
Do I need to be home for inspections?
Usually not. We book the inspection and meet the inspector at your house. If your main panel is indoors or in a locked garage, we'll ask you to be home for that hour.
Who do I call while I wait on the city?
Your project manager, on the mobile number you get on the first call. If the city or the utility is holding things up, we tell you which one and when we last chased it.
How long does the utility take?
It varies, and the utility sets it. Our paperwork goes in the day the inspection passes, and we keep after it until the utility answers. You get a text the day the OK lands.
Can you install on a roof laid over an old one?
Often, yes. A second layer of roofing can change what the city asks for, and sometimes the honest answer is a new roof first. We check at the roof check and tell you before you sign.
Do you handle HOA paperwork?
Yes. If your HOA wants drawings or a panel color before work starts, we prepare the package and send it. HOA review times are theirs, so that step gets its own place in your plan.
What if my installer closed?
Call us. We check the system and price any work before we start. The old company's workmanship warranty stays with the old company, and ours starts the day we do the work.
Start your plan
Start with your address.
We call you back the same business day, with your utility and the first step for your house.
The roof check and the plan are free. You pick the day we come out.
Your plan shows
- Your utility and your permit office
- Every step for your address, and who does it
- Your project manager's name and mobile
- Your price, with the contract to read first