Stop overpaying the utility company. Start owning your power.

For eligible homes, state and federal programs are designed to cover the upfront cost of installing the system. Instead of paying thousands up front or taking a loan, you redirect the money you already pay the utility company toward power your own panels produce — typically at a lower, fixed rate. We confirm what your home qualifies for in your free report.

A free, no-obligation solar savings report for your specific home. It shows whether you're eligible for $0-upfront programs, where panels would go, and what your estimated savings could look like. We'll then set a time to come out and walk you through it.

Just your most recent utility bill. That's it. Your bill tells us your actual usage and rate, which is what makes the numbers real instead of a guess. If everyone who's on the deed can be there, that helps too — we'd rather answer all the questions once, in the same room.

About 45 minutes. We come to your home, go through your report at the table, and answer whatever you want to ask. There's no obligation at the end of it — plenty of people look at the numbers and decide it's not their year, and that's a completely fine answer.

Not at all. The report is free and there's zero obligation. If the numbers make sense for you, great. If not, no pressure — you keep the report either way.

New Jersey — Camden, Gloucester, Salem, Cumberland, Cape May, and Atlantic counties. Pennsylvania — Lancaster, Berks, Montgomery, Bucks, Northampton, and Lehigh counties. We do not currently service addresses inside the City of Philadelphia. If you're not sure whether you're in range, call or text us and we'll tell you straight.

No. We only contact you about your solar report and request. Your information is never sold, and your phone number and SMS consent are never shared with third parties for their own marketing. You can reply STOP to any text to opt out at any time.

Yes — these programs apply to the homeowner. If you own your home, you're likely a candidate. If you rent, solar usually has to go through your property owner. Let us know on the form and we'll point you in the right direction.