For qualifying homes, we restructure how your home gets power so you’re less exposed to utility rate increases.
Instead of relying entirely on the utility, your home may qualify for a more controlled energy setup designed to reduce overall cost over time.

No. There’s no purchase or loan required to see if your home qualifies.
If it’s a good fit, the structure is based on replacing part of your current electric bill, not adding another payment on top.

Free to apply. Free to qualify. Only risk is “IF“ the home can qualify.

Think of it as a utility bill swap.
If your home qualifies, a portion of what you currently pay the utility is replaced with a lower, more predictable rate for the power your home uses.

Qualification is based on a few key factors like how much electricity the home uses, roof condition, electrical setup, and location. Not every home qualifies, which is why we do a quick review first before anything moves forward.

If you already have solar, you typically can’t just add batteries alone through this program.
However, if you’re still getting a large true-up bill, some homes may qualify for a second system that covers that remaining usage and includes the storage needed to support it.

That depends heavily on your current setup.

Today’s utility rates are heavily time-based.
Without storage, homes still end up pulling expensive power from the grid.

Batteries allow the home to store and use energy more strategically, which is a key part of making the numbers work for qualifying homes.

No. Most older systems were designed without storage and put the responsibility on the homeowner.

This structure is different. You’re not taking on the burden of owning, maintaining, or managing the system.
If your home qualifies, the focus is simply on lowering the cost of power, not owning equipment.

No. The goal is to offset what you’re already paying, not stack on top of it.

How that breakdown looks depends on your home and usage, which is why we review everything upfront.

If you sell your home, the agreement can transfer to the next homeowner if they qualify.
It’s designed to be straightforward and not create the same friction older solar agreements were known for.

Nothing.
There’s no cost to review your home, check your bill, or see if the numbers make sense.

You only move forward if it’s a clear benefit.

The initial review is quick.
If your home qualifies, the full process typically takes a few weeks to a couple of months depending on scheduling and approvals.

Just check if your home qualifies below.

It takes about a minute, and we’ll reach out to let you know if it’s even worth looking into further.