Most solar outfits sell the system and subcontract the wiring. We do the panel, the interconnection and the array ourselves — and we pull the permits.
This is the whole argument about solar in California, in one picture. Drag the system size and watch what happens to the gap.
GENERATION vs HOUSEHOLD USE · ILLUSTRATIVE
Full residential and commercial systems, permitted and interconnected with the utility.
Panels off and back on for a roof replacement, without voiding the workmanship warranty.
Most homes need 200A service before solar. We do both with one crew.
The application, the paperwork and the permission to operate — handled end to end.
Monitoring set up properly at handover, so you can see what the roof is producing without calling anyone.
Adding a battery to an existing array, including inverter changes where they are needed.
A solar company sells you a system and subcontracts the electrical. When something goes wrong two years later, you are calling a salesperson about a wiring fault.
The service, the interconnection and the array are all under our C-10. Nobody hands you off.
Most solar problems start with a panel that was never big enough. We check that before we quote, not after.
Same number, same crew, when the inverter needs looking at in year four.
A FEW DETAILS UP FRONT MEANS A FAR MORE ACCURATE NUMBER
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