Yes — fully free, no account required. You can see your full savings estimate, system size, and cost breakdown without providing any contact information.
Our estimates are based on real satellite roof data, local utility rates, and sun exposure for your ZIP code. They're typically within 10–15% of a final installer quote. We show ranges rather than single numbers to reflect real variability in roof conditions.
Just your address and monthly electricity bill. We pull satellite imagery, local utility rates, and sun hour data automatically. The more accurate your bill amount, the better the estimate.
No. You can see your full estimate without any account. You only provide contact information if you decide to request quotes from installers.
We match based on your service area, installer capacity and ratings, and system type. Every installer in our network is licensed, insured, and has passed our vetting process.
Most lead-generation services sell your information to 10–20 companies. We cap contacts at 3 vetted installers who actually serve your area — so you get real quotes without the spam.
You see brief profiles of your 3 matched installers and can approve or decline any of them before your contact information is shared.
Each approved installer receives your contact details and the data from your estimate. They'll reach out to schedule a site visit or send a formal proposal — typically within 1–3 business days.
Never. We share your contact details only with the specific installers you approve — no one else, ever. We don't sell, rent, or broker your data to any third party.
Yes. Contact us at any time to remove your information. Installers in our network are required to honor opt-out requests immediately.
During the estimate phase: your address and electricity usage. If you proceed to matching: first name, last name, email, and phone number. See our Privacy Policy for the complete list.
Most residential panels come with a 25-year performance warranty. Degradation is typically 0.5% per year — panels produce about 87% of their original output after 25 years.
Solar panels still generate electricity on cloudy days — typically 10–25% of their rated output. Your annual production estimate accounts for local weather patterns.
No. Most homes connect to the grid and export surplus electricity through net metering. Batteries add $8,000–$15,000 and make the most sense if you have frequent outages or your utility doesn't offer full retail net metering.
Studies suggest solar adds roughly 4% to a home's sale price. In 38 states, the added value is exempt from property taxes.
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