
Turnkey rooftop solar and home battery for homeowners — designed, permitted, installed and warrantied by a single team.
The federal Residential Clean Energy Credit covers 30% of your system cost through 2032. Stack it with state rebates, net metering and property-tax exemptions, and the average homeowner pays the system off in 7–10 years — then enjoys 15+ years of free electricity.
National averages for a typical single-family rooftop system — your numbers will vary by location, roof orientation and electricity usage.
Sources: EIA residential electricity rates, NREL PVWatts national specific yield, LBNL Tracking the Sun installed-cost data. Actual project economics depend on your roof, utility, and state incentives.
Most homeowners eliminate 80–100% of their electric bill from day one — and lock in rates against future utility hikes.
Studies (Zillow, LBNL) show solar homes sell faster and for $15,000–$25,000 more on average than comparable non-solar homes.
Add a battery and keep your lights, fridge, and Wi-Fi running through outages, storms, and grid failures.
Premium panels carry 25-year power warranties and 12–25 year product warranties — solar is one of the most reliable upgrades you can make.
US residential electricity rates have risen ~4% per year on average. Solar locks in your generation cost for 25+ years.
A typical residential system offsets 5–10 tons of CO₂ per year — equivalent to planting ~150 trees annually.
Federal, state, utility and local programs combine to cover 30–60% of the average home solar project. Here's the full stack available to US homeowners.
Claim 30% of your total installed system cost (panels, inverters, batteries, labor) as a dollar-for-dollar federal tax credit. Available through 2032 under the Inflation Reduction Act.
FederalMost utilities credit excess solar production to your bill at or near retail rates. Spin your meter backwards during sunny hours, draw credits at night.
UtilityStandalone or paired battery storage (3 kWh+) qualifies for the same 30% federal tax credit — even when added to an existing solar system.
FederalMany states (NY, MA, CA, NJ, MD, IL, CT) offer per-watt rebates, performance payments, or SREC programs that stack on top of the federal credit.
StateOver 35 states exempt the added home value from solar from property tax reassessment — your home is worth more, your tax bill stays the same.
StateMany states fully exempt residential solar equipment from state sales tax, immediately reducing project cost by 4–8%.
StateWe handle the paperwork. Our team files the federal credit forms, state rebate applications, utility interconnection and net-metering enrollment on your behalf — no spreadsheets, no chasing checks.
Enter your average monthly electricity bill — we'll size the system and show your full economics with the federal 30% credit applied.
US average is ~$180/month for a single-family home.
Leave blank to use the US residential average ($0.165/kWh). Check your utility bill for your exact rate.
A 13.5 kWh battery (~$12k installed) keeps essentials running through outages and qualifies for the same 30% credit.
Estimates use US national averages and assume the system offsets 100% of your usage. Actual production depends on roof orientation, shading, local weather and net-metering rules. State and utility rebates (not included here) can reduce net cost further. Federal tax credit assumes you have sufficient federal tax liability to claim it.
Get a free, no-obligation home solar proposal. We'll review your roof, your utility bill, and every incentive you qualify for — then quote you a turnkey system.