If solar is such a smart investment, why do so many homeowners still say no? This blog breaks down the most common reasons people hesitate—cost, complexity, NEM 3.0—and what California homeowners need to know before ruling it out.

Paying off a solar loan early isn’t always the slam dunk people think. In California, the right choice depends on your interest rate, loan term, prepayment rules, and how quickly you need cash flow. We break down when early payoff helps, when it doesn’t, and the smarter ways to lower your true-up bill.

Does solar really raise your home’s value? On the Central Coast and in the Central Valley, the answer is often yes. Learn what studies show, how local markets are responding, and how to maximize your system’s impact on resale and buyer interest.

Learn how roof type, system size, and panel placement impact solar installation costs in California. Discover how a licensed engineer designs each system for optimal fit, aesthetics, and long-term performance—so you get clarity, not confusion.

A new proposal in Congress threatens to end the 30% federal solar tax credit by the end of 2025, years ahead of schedule. This change could raise costs for homeowners, stall clean energy growth, and eliminate hundreds of thousands of jobs. Here’s what California residents need to know—and why acting now matters.