Financing Options

If you are choosing a cash purchase, your installer will set up progress payments, or benchmarks, during the project when predetermined amounts are due to the installer.

1. "Down Payment/Deposit" - $1,000 is typically due by the time your site visit is completed.

2. "Approval of Site Designs" - $2,000

is due when you approve your 'final site designs' from the installer.

3. "Delivery of Materials" - 80% of the remaining balance is due either when the equipment is delivered to you, or on the first day of installation.

4. "Final Building Inspection" - The rest of the remaining balance is due once your project passes the city's building inspection.

If you don't have the cash in a savings account, many homeowners choose to do a HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit), a loan where the collateral is the borrower's home equity.

Interest rates vary, so be sure to check what Annual Percentage rate you qualify for with that specific financier.

works with multiple

financing partners and will assist the homeowner through this process.

Our top-rated financier is

1. They have the lowest contractor fees in CA

2. They allow a one-time reamortization option, (which most customers use their tax credit allotment for)

3. Has no prepayment penalties on the loan

4. They have the lowest interest rate for a 12-year solar loan.