Simply SaveSolar home

How it works

From conversation to lower bills.

A clear, guided process to help you go solar with confidence, from the first question to the next step.

How it works

A simple path to solar.

Choose a property type to see how the process may unfold.

  1. 1

    Tell us your goals

    Share your home, energy use, and what you want to achieve.

  2. 2

    Review options

    Compare system, storage, and payment choices.

  3. 3

    See a proposal

    Review a design with its assumptions explained.

  4. 4

    Move forward

    Coordinate installation, utility steps, and activation with qualified partners.

Designed for your home

A solar system designed for the way you use energy.

Every home is different. A useful design starts with the roof, electricity use, and your goals. These components are planned to work together.

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For qualified homeowners

6 months of solar payments covered.

Up to $1,500 for qualified homeowners. Terms and eligibility apply.

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Questions you might have

What to expect.

How long does each step take?

The parts we control — reviewing your bill and preparing a comparison — are usually the quickest. The site survey depends on partner scheduling. Permitting and utility interconnection are the least predictable and are set by your city and utility, not by us.

What happens if the site survey changes things?

It sometimes does, and that is what a survey is for. If the roof structure, electrical service, or shading turns out different from the desk review, the design and the numbers change. You see the revised version before anything proceeds.

Am I committed once I get a proposal?

No. A proposal is information. Nothing is committed until you sign an agreement with a provider or installer, and that is a separate, deliberate step.

Guidance from first questions through installation.

Let’s talk about your property and goals.

A free estimate is the first step toward a plan tailored to you.

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