Electric Bill Over $300?
If your monthly bill regularly reaches $300, $400, or $500, your home may be worth evaluating for another energy option.
FOR QUALIFYING HOMEOWNERS
Solar + Whole-Home Battery With $0 Upfront
See whether your home qualifies for an available home-energy option featuring solar power, battery backup, and greater energy resilience.
Free eligibility check • No obligation
- Solar panels
- Whole-home battery
- $0 upfront for qualifying homes
Availability and terms vary by location and property.
Illustrative image. Equipment and installation vary by property.
Do Any of These Sound Familiar?
Concerned About Grid Outages?
Solar paired with battery storage may provide eligible backup capabilities when utility power is unavailable.
Uncomfortable With Long Solar Loans?
Explore available program structures and understand the complete term before making a decision.
A Simple Way to Explore Your Options
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Tell Us About Your Home
Answer a few questions about your property, location, electricity bill, and energy priorities.
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Review Available Options
If the property appears eligible, an energy specialist can explain the proposed system, costs, equipment, backup capabilities, and program terms.
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Decide What Makes Sense
Review the complete details and decide whether the available option is right for your household. There is no obligation to proceed.
What Qualified Homeowners May Receive
Solar Power
Generate energy from sunlight with a system designed around the property and its historical electricity usage.
Whole-Home Battery
Store energy for eligible backup configurations and other supported uses.
$0 Upfront
Qualifying homeowners may be able to begin without an upfront equipment purchase.
Professional Installation
System design, permitting, and installation are coordinated by experienced service professionals.
Monitoring and Support
Available programs may include system monitoring, service, and ongoing support.
Home-Specific Proposal
Review the proposed equipment, expected energy production, backup coverage, costs, and terms before deciding.
$0 upfront does not mean free equipment or free electricity. Program structure, costs, ownership, rates, and terms must be reviewed before enrollment.
When the Storm Passes but the Power Stays Out
Severe weather and grid disruptions can leave homes without electricity after the immediate event has ended. Solar paired with battery storage may provide a more resilient home-energy strategy than relying on the grid alone.
- Store energy for eligible backup use
- Potentially recharge the battery during daylight
- Review expected battery coverage before installation
Backup capabilities, recharge behavior, and duration vary based on system design, battery capacity, equipment configuration, available sunlight, household consumption, and operating conditions.
$487 for Electricity. Again?
If high monthly electricity bills have started feeling like another major household payment, it may be time to understand what your home could qualify for.
Actual electricity costs, program costs, production, and potential savings vary by household and are not guaranteed.
Amount due$487.32
- Energy charges
- $362.10
- Delivery & fees
- $98.22
- Taxes
- $27.00
Sample illustration only. This is not a real bill and does not reflect your rates, usage, or costs.
Clear Answers Before You Make a Decision
We believe homeowners should understand the complete offer—not just the headline.
- Understand the exact program term
- See who owns the equipment
- Learn who handles maintenance and repairs
- Review projected solar production
- Understand battery capacity and backup limitations
- Review all applicable rates, costs, and disclosures
- Ask questions before agreeing to anything
See If Your Home Qualifies
Takes about 60 seconds. No obligation.
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Questions Homeowners Ask
Ready to see what your home qualifies for?
A quick, no-obligation eligibility check. Availability and terms vary by location and property.