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Residential Solar in California

Home solar systems designed for maximum savings and energy independence. From roof assessment to HOA approval to activation, we make going solar simple for homeowners. Specifically designed for California homeowners with PG&E service and federal solar tax credit (30%).

$0.32/kWh
Avg. Rate
6–9 years (solar + battery)
Payback
5.5–6.5 peak sun hrs/day
Sun Hours
31+
Cities Served

Residential Solar in California: What You Need to Know

Incentives & Rebates

California offers Federal Solar Tax Credit (30%), SGIP storage rebate, property tax exclusion. The 30% federal solar tax credit applies to all eligible solar and battery storage installations in California, significantly reducing your net investment.

Utility & Net Metering

California is served by PG&E, SCE, SDG&E, LADWP, SMUD. NEM 3.0 (Net Billing Tariff) — export credits much lower than retail; battery storage essential We handle all interconnection paperwork with your utility to ensure your residential solar is properly connected and credited.

Climate & Production

California receives 5.5–6.5 peak sun hrs/day, making it one of the best states for solar production. Our designs account for local weather patterns and seasonal variation.

Benefits of Residential Solar in California

70-100% bill reduction
Backup power with battery
Increased home value
Protection from rate increases
25-year warranties
Free monitoring app

Residential Solar in California FAQs

How much does residential solar cost in California?
In California, residential solar costs vary by system size and location. With $0.32/kWh average electricity rates and 6–9 years (solar + battery) payback periods, California offers excellent ROI for solar investments. The 30% federal tax credit and federal solar tax credit (30%) reduce costs further.
Are there California incentives for residential solar?
Yes. California offers Federal Solar Tax Credit (30%), SGIP storage rebate, property tax exclusion. Additionally, the 30% federal solar tax credit applies to eligible systems. Our team handles all incentive paperwork for California customers.
How does residential solar work with PG&E?
PG&E customers in California operate under NEM 3.0 (Net Billing Tariff) — export credits much lower than retail; battery storage essential. We handle all utility interconnection paperwork and ensure your system meets PG&E requirements for residential solar.
Which cities in California do you serve for residential solar?
We serve 31+ cities across California, including Fresno, Clovis, Bakersfield, Visalia, and many more. Find your city on our California solar page.

Get Your Free California Residential Solar Quote

Get a free, no-pressure consultation with a solar expert. We'll analyze your energy usage, design a custom system, and show you exactly how much you'll save.

Or call us at (800) 555-SOLAR