Slash Your Energy Bills by 30% with $0 Down!
30-50% savings, $0 upfront costs, predictable rates, and hassle-free maintenance.
It Is Time To Make The Switch!
PG&E has increased rates by over 90% in the last decade
With a PPA, you lock in lower rates and avoid the worst of PG&E’s price hikes.
"Imagine paying 20-30% less than your neighbors while their bills keep rising!"
Huge spikes during summer and winter.
A solar PPA gives you a predictable rate, so your bill doesn’t spiral out of control.
Instead of guessing what PG&E will charge you, wouldn’t it be nice to know exactly what you’re paying each month?
How much will you overpay in the next 10 years?
A PPA locks in lower energy costs today
, instead of watching PG&E drain their wallet year after year.
You have two choices: Keep overpaying PG&E… or lock in lower rates today and start saving immediately.
Why Choose PPA with backup battery?
Are you tired of PG&E’s skyrocketing bills and hidden fees that drain your wallet every month? With traditional energy, you’re stuck with 90% rate hikes and unpredictable costs that make budgeting a nightmare. But there’s a better way. By switching to a Solar PPA with backup battery, you can save 30-50% on every bill with a flat, transparent rate—no surprises, no hidden fees. Plus, you’ll enjoy the peace of mind that comes with reliable power, even during outages, thanks to solar energy and backup systems. Make the smart choice today and start saving thousands while taking control of your energy future!
Save 30-50% Instantly.
No Hidden Fees
Reliable Power, Always
Predictable Billing
Take Control of Your Energy
Backup Battery
How it works?
Switching to a Solar Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) is a simple, hassle-free way to save on your energy bills without the burden of owning a solar system. With a PPA, you pay only for the clean solar electricity your panels produce—at a lower rate than your utility—while the solar provider handles everything else. Here’s how it works in three easy steps, designed to get you saving from day one with zero upfront costs.
Step 1: Sign Up for Your Free Quote
Step 2: We Install, Maintain and Guarantee the Systems production.
Step 3: Start Saving Immediately
What Other Home Owners Are Saying
"Stephen made going solar with a PPA the easiest decision I’ve ever made! He took the time to really listen to my concerns about rising PG&E bills and explained how I could save 30% every month with no upfront costs. Thanks to him, I’m saving over $1,500 a year, and I love knowing I’m doing something good for the planet. Stephen genuinely cares about helping people—it’s not just a job for him, it’s a passion!"
I was hesitant about solar until I met Stephen. He sat down with me, listened to my worries about unpredictable energy costs, and showed me how a PPA could lock in a lower rate. Now, I’m saving $2,000 annually, and my bills are finally predictable! Stephen’s patience and dedication to helping me find the best solution were incredible—he truly goes above and beyond for his clients.
Stephen is a lifesaver! My PG&E bills were through the roof, especially in summer, and I felt so helpless. Stephen listened to my frustrations and walked me through every step of getting a PPA. He made sure I understood how I’d save money and even checked in after the installation to ensure everything was perfect. I’m saving $1,800 a year now, and I can’t thank Stephen enough for his caring approach—he’s the real deal!
PPA Frequently asked ?'s
1. What is a PPA?
Answer: A Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) is a way to go solar without paying for the system. Instead of buying the panels, you agree to buy the electricity they produce at a lower rate than your utility—saving you money from day one.
2. How much does a PPA cost?
Answer: $0 Upfront! There’s no costs for the solar, batteries or installation. The only thing you pay for is a discounted bill between 30-50%. This means immediate savings when the system is turned on.
3. How much will I save?
Answer: Most homeowners save 30-50% on their electricity costs. Savings depend on your energy usage and local utility rates, but the best part is you’re protected from rising utility prices.
4. Who maintains the system?
Answer: The solar provider owns and maintains the system for free. If anything needs repairs or servicing, it’s covered—so you get the benefits of solar without the hassle of ownership.
5. What happens if I sell my home?
Answer: You have a few options:
1. Transfer the PPA to the new homeowner (most buyers love lower electric bills!).
2. Buy out the contract if allowed.
3. Prepay for the remaining power at a discount.
Most people simply transfer it, as it adds value to the home
6. What’s the difference between a PPA and a lease?
Answer:
A Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) is calculated by the amount of KWs used by the home owner last year, multiplied by the agreed upon rate and divided by 12 for the homeowners monthly bill. PPA guarantees production, monitors your system and warranties the roof and system.
A lease is a fixed monthly rate for renting the solar equipment regardless of its production Most don’t have a production guarantee and the homeowner has to monitor production.
7. Will my rates increase?
Answer: PPA‘s have a small predictable rate increase usually 2 to 4% per year. Which is still lower than utility rate hikes which average 7 to 15% per year.
8. Do I still get tax credits or incentives?
Answer: Since you’re not buying the system, the solar provider gets the tax credits—which is why they can offer you solar at a lower rate without any upfront cost. You still save money without needing to worry about tax paperwork.
9. Do I need a battery?
Answer: Batteries are required for California through NEM 3.0 to help store your energy so that PG&E isn't buying your power at a discounted rate and selling it back to your neighbor.
10. How long is the Agreement?
Answer: Most PPAs last 20-25 years, but there are options to buy out early, transfer, or renew at the end of the term.
11. What happens at the end of the PPA?
Answer: When your contract ends, you can:
1. Renew the agreement at a low rate.
2. Have the system removed for free.
3. Purchase the system at fair market value.
12. How do I qualify for a PPA?
Answer: You just need:
A good roof (minimal shading, decent condition)
A qualifying credit score (usually 620+)
To be a homeowner
