Residential solar
A properly sized home solar system pays for itself in 9–13 years and keeps producing clean electricity for 25 years after that.
Most homeowners cut their monthly electricity cost by 70–90% after going solar.
Solar adds roughly 4% to a home's resale value — and in 38 states, that gain is property-tax-exempt.
A typical 8 kW residential system offsets around 8 tons of CO₂ per year — equivalent to planting 200 trees.
Solar protects you from utility rate increases. Your panels produce at zero marginal cost for 25+ years.
A residential solar install is a complete electrical system — not just panels on your roof. Everything is permitted, inspected, and connected to your utility by a licensed contractor.
Typical installs take 1–2 days. Permitting and utility interconnection add 2–8 weeks depending on your municipality and utility.
Typical system components
System size is driven by your annual electricity consumption, available roof area, and how much of your bill you want to offset. Our estimate tool calculates the right size for your specific home automatically.
4–6 kW
Small home
Under 1,500 sq ft, 1–2 occupants, ~$80–120/mo bill
6–9 kW
Average home
1,500–2,500 sq ft, family of 4, ~$120–200/mo bill
9–12 kW
Larger home
2,500+ sq ft, EV charger, pool, ~$200+ bill
Get your estimate
Enter your address. See projected savings and system size in under 60 seconds.
Match with installers
We send you up to 3 vetted local installers. You pick who to hear from.
Compare quotes
Receive detailed proposals. Compare equipment, price, and warranty side by side.
Install
Your chosen installer handles permits, inspection, and installation — typically 1–2 days.
Start saving
Your system goes live. Watch your electricity bill drop from month one.
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