System design
Panel layout, inverter choice and production estimate based on your last 12 months of bills.

Solar panels & batteries
We size every system to the electricity you actually use, the roof you actually have and how long you plan to stay, not to the biggest system we could sell.
Free written quote with every cost listed.

Straight answers
The 30% federal residential tax credit ended for systems completed after December 31, 2025. That changed the maths, but it didn't make solar a bad idea. A well-designed system still cuts the electricity you buy from the utility and shields you from future rate increases. Every year you wait is another year of paying full price for all of it. Whether it pays off for you depends on your usage, roof, equipment and how long you'll own the home, so we run those numbers honestly before you decide.

Battery backup
Grid-tied solar shuts off during an outage for safety. A battery lets your system keep powering the things you choose, like the fridge, lights, Wi-Fi and medical equipment, and recharges from the sun the next morning.
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How it works
We review your bills and roof, on site or by video, and answer your questions honestly.
You get the system design, every cost and a realistic savings estimate in writing.
Our crew installs in one to three days, we handle inspection and you start producing.
Reviews
We lost power for two days after a storm and barely noticed. Marcus explained exactly what the battery would run before we signed anything.
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Free, no-pressure written quote.
Questions
It depends on how much electricity you use, how many panels you need, the equipment you choose and your roof. After a free consultation, you'll get a written quote that lists every cost.
No. Every solar system has a cost, whether you pay cash, finance or lease. Any savings, financing terms and fees should be explained in writing before you sign anything.
Most Florida homeowners can, but requirements vary by insurer. Check with your insurance company before you install. We can provide the system details insurers usually ask for.
The install itself usually takes one to three days. Design, permits and utility approval typically make the whole project take several weeks.
If your roof will need replacing within the next few years, it's usually cheaper to do it before installing solar. We'll take a look and give you an honest opinion.

Send us a recent electricity bill or a few details and we'll come back with honest numbers.
No obligation. We reply within one business day.
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