Stop Paying Full Price for Power.

Your neighbors are capturing 30% federal credits and battery rebates. See what you qualify for in 30 seconds.

  • All CA Utilities
  • 30% Federal Credit
  • SGIP Battery Rebates
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Justice — California Solar Consultant

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Lower Bills, Greater Control

Produce your own power and use more of it at home—especially during peak rates. Pairing with a battery lets you shift energy to the most expensive hours.

30% Federal Credit

Claim the Residential Clean Energy Credit for qualified systems placed in service 2022–2032. Don’t leave money on the table.

Backup Power

Keep essentials running during outages. Many CA homes also qualify for SGIP battery rebates that lower upfront cost.

How It Works

1Take the 30‑second quiz
2Instant score & savings preview
3Book your visit

Every month you wait is another month of paying retail for power. See your savings now.

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FAQs

Is the federal credit really 30%?

Yes, the Residential Clean Energy Credit is generally 30% for qualified systems placed in service 2022–2032.

What’s different about California’s Solar Billing Plan (NEM 3.0)?

New customers receive lower credits for exporting energy to the grid, so pairing solar with a battery can boost savings by using more of your own power during expensive hours.

Do I qualify for battery rebates?

California’s SGIP offers incentives for home batteries. Eligibility varies by location, utility, and program budget.

How fast is the process?

Typical timelines are 30–60 days from site visit to permission to operate, depending on permits and utility timelines.

Do you handle HOAs and permits?

Yes. We’ll guide you through HOA paperwork and handle permits with your local jurisdiction.