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Solar can help reduce the amount of electricity you need to purchase from the utility, while battery storage can help you use more of the energy your system produces when electricity rates may be higher. The potential savings depend on factors such as your energy usage, utility rate plan, system design, and how and when you use power. We evaluate those details to help determine the right strategy for your property.

There is no one-size-fits-all number. Your system should be based on your electricity usage, roof space, sun exposure, utility rates, future energy needs, and whether you want backup power. We design each system around the property rather than simply installing as many panels as possible.

Solar does not automatically eliminate your utility bill. High bills can result from an undersized system, increased energy use, time-of-use rates, seasonal changes, or using more grid power during expensive evening hours. We use Green Button interval data to analyze when and how your home actually uses electricity throughout the day—not just your monthly total. This detailed usage data helps us identify consumption patterns and design a solar and battery system that is better matched to your real energy needs.

Once you decide to move forward, a project manager will guide you through the next steps. The process typically includes a site survey, engineering and system plans, city permitting and approvals, and installation scheduling. We’ll keep you updated throughout the project so you know what’s happening and what comes next.

Many commercial properties can support EV charging, but the right solution depends on available electrical capacity, utility infrastructure, parking layout, expected charging demand, and the type of chargers being considered. Tesla Supercharger projects also follow Tesla’s own site and project requirements. We start by evaluating the property, identifying realistic charging options, and helping determine the best path forward.