See what solar actually costs for your home. Free quotes from vetted local installers. No obligation, no pushy sales calls.
One form. Multiple quotes. Real numbers for your roof.
We send your request to vetted installers in your area so you can compare equipment, warranties, and pricing side by side.
No inflated promises. Quotes are based on your actual roof, your shade, and your electric bill.
Keep the lights on during outages. Ask about home batteries paired with your panels.
Cash, loan, or lease. Installers lay out the real monthly numbers so you can compare apples to apples.
Quality panels carry 25-year performance warranties. We only work with installers who stand behind their work.
If your roof needs replacing first, honest installers will tell you. No panels on a roof with five years left.
Three steps. No phone tag, no pressure, no obligation.
Fill out the 60-second form with your address and average electric bill.
Vetted installers in your area prepare quotes based on satellite measurements of your roof.
Compare your quotes and pick the installer and system that make sense for you.
Homeowners across the US with a suitable roof and an electric bill worth cutting.
Straight answers, no phone tag needed.
Most US residential systems run $15,000 to $25,000 before incentives for a typical home, depending on system size and equipment. Your quotes will show exact numbers for your roof.
The federal residential solar tax credit ended December 31, 2025. Some states, utilities, and local programs still offer incentives, rebates, or net metering. Your installer will know what applies in your area. Be skeptical of anyone still advertising the old 30 percent credit.
It depends on your electric rates, sun exposure, and system size. Homes with high electric bills in sunny states typically see the fastest payback, often 6 to 10 years. Your quotes include projected savings based on your actual usage.
Panels are warrantied for 25 years of performance and often produce well beyond that. Inverters typically need replacement once in that span.
If your roof has less than 10 years of life left, replace it before going solar. Removing and reinstalling panels for a re-roof costs thousands. Honest installers flag this upfront.
Not required. Batteries add cost but keep you powered during outages and can help if your utility has time-of-use rates. Worth pricing as an option.
Partial shade reduces output but does not always kill the deal. Microinverters handle shade better than older string inverters. Satellite measurements in your quote will show the real production estimate.
Fill out the form below with your address and average monthly electric bill. That is enough for installers to prepare real numbers.
60 seconds. Your address and electric bill are enough for real quotes.