05:48Rooftop solar for Phoenix homes since 2014

Your roof, read by the sun.

We plan every system from the way the sun crosses your roof and the way your house uses power, then install it with our own crews. One written price, no surprise on the invoice.

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Installer on the roof of a single-story house fitting solar panels under a blue sky — 33.4° N · 111.9° W

06:00 → 20:00One day on your roof

Move the sun. Watch the house.

Panels make most of their power around midday. Houses in Phoenix use most in the late afternoon, when the AC works hardest. A battery moves the noon surplus into the evening.

Time of day12:00

Panels produce: 0.0 kW
House uses: 0.0 kW
Battery: 0 %
Grid: 0.0 kW

Illustration with a simplified model: a 7.2 kW system and a 13.5 kWh battery on a clear June day in Phoenix. Your numbers depend on your roof, your usage and the weather.

09:30Sizing

How big would yours be?

Three numbers from your bill and your region give a first rough size. Every panel square below is one 400 W module.

12:40How it works

From first visit to switch-on.

The full process

01
Site survey
About an hour on your roof and in your garage: roof condition, shade, the electrical panel and twelve months of bills.
02
Design and price
A panel layout drawn for your roof, a production estimate and one written price. No pressure to sign the same day.
03
Permits and utility
We file with the city and the utility and keep you posted. This is usually the longest wait.
04
Install day
Our own crew, usually one or two days. Roof penetrations are flashed and sealed, the cable runs are tidy.
05
Inspection and switch-on
The city inspects, the utility approves, then we switch on together and set up the monitoring app with you.

21:15After sunset

The battery covers the evening. And the outage.

When the grid goes down in a monsoon storm, panels alone switch off for safety. A battery keeps the fridge, the lights and the Wi-Fi running. Try it with your own house.

Run the outage test