Solar Energy

Los Angeles gets plenty of sun and California electricity rates are high, so solar can cut your bill significantly. The 30% federal tax credit for homeowners ended on December 31, 2025, so your savings now depend on your usage, your utility and your roof. We calculate your expected savings in your free quote.

Homes in the city of Los Angeles are typically served by LADWP, while many nearby cities are served by Southern California Edison. Each utility has its own solar rules, rates and approval process. We check which utility serves your address and design your system around its rules.

A battery is not required, but it can help you use your own solar power in the evening, when electricity is often more expensive, and it keeps essential appliances running during an outage. Whether it pays off depends on your utility and your usage.

The installation itself usually takes one to three days. The full process, including design, city permits and utility approval, typically takes several weeks to a couple of months. We handle the plans, permits and paperwork for you.

Very little. Dust, pollen and wildfire ash can build up on panels, so most homeowners just rinse them once or twice a year and trim nearby branches. A monitoring app shows your system's output, so any drop is easy to spot. Inverters may need replacing after 10 to 15 years.