Solar California’s goal is to help Californians switch to clean, renewable solar energy. We work by matching you with top rated solar installers that services your local area. A specialist from each solar installer can then explain the process and all of the potential cost saving initiatives that may be available to you – from federal and California specific solar rebates & incentives to the different solar panel financing and leasing programs, all of which can help offset some of the initial solar system installation costs. Designed to make acquiring a solar PV system more affordable, solar financing options that may be available include: solar loans, solar lease, power purchase agreement (PPA), and government funded options, like the Home Energy Renovation Opportunity (HERO) or Property-Assessed Clean Energy Programs (PACE).

California Solar Power May Save You Money

Many Californians don’t realize the amount of money spent on their home energy use each year. In the next 10 years, the average California homeowner may spend over $11,000 on electricity1. Not to mention that California electricity rates increased from 10.6 cents per kWh to 15.15 cents per kWh in 2015. That’s a 43% increase in average electricity rates over just 17 years. Smart homeowners are increasingly looking to renewable energy and investing in a home solar system today to help offset the rise in electricity rates.

Home Solar Financing

An average residential solar system can cost between $15,000-$29,000 for average sized systems sized between 4kW and 8kW. Considering that you could possible spend up to $28,377.00 in electrical bills over the next 25 years, this can be a small price to pay for solar in California2. However, for too many people, that still represents too large of an up front payment. The good news is that many of the solar providers we work with offer a variety of great solar financing and leasing options to help residents invest in solar power without having to come up with such a large up-front payment. In addition, low interest rates may be available for a solar home financing and installing solar panels can increase the value of your home as well. So even if you do not think you can afford the cost of solar up front, make sure you still talk to CA solar companies who can educate you on all available solar financing options.

Home Solar Benefits

There are a number of benefits of home solar power: (1) solar systems can potentially lower your monthly electric company bill (2) current U.S. government tax credits could save you up to 26% off the purchase of a home solar system, (3) purchasing and installing a solar panel system may increase the value of your home by up to $15,000 for an average-sized 3.6-kW PV system3; (4) many solar providers are offering great financing programs so you can get solar for as little to $0 down if you qualify; and (5) you can protect yourself from rising costs of electricity! Save today and tomorrow with solar energy! Start with free estimates from qualified solar installers by filling out the short solar quotes request form here.

Why Solar-California.org

To ensure a positive return on your solar investment and that your solar system operates effectively at all times, you need to hire the right solar provider who can guide you through the solar installation process – from financing and finding the right rebates and incentives to installation and maintenance – and avoid typical mistakes when going solar. All of our solar installation partners are highly qualified, California solar energy professionals. When you get a quote through Solar-California.org, rest assured that you are getting a residential solar quote from some of the most professional solar installers in the state.

In which California utility districts is solar viable?

Solar power has been installed in almost every state and utility company service area across the USA. California homeowners have lowered their utility electric bills with solar in areas served by: Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), Southern California Edison (SCE), Los Angeles Dept Water & Power (LADWP), San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E), Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD), Imperial Irrigation District (IID), Riverside Public Utilities (RPU), Modesto Irrigation District (MID), Anaheim Public Utilities (APU), Glendale Water & Power (GWP), Moreno Valley Electric Utility (MVU), and Burbank Water & Power (BWP)4. Contact us today to determine how much you can save off your home electric bill!

Solar-California.org is a no-cost, no-obligation, risk-free service dedicated to providing solar estimates to anyone interested in lowering their electricity bill and going green. Start now with free solar quotes from our qualified solar providers near you by filling out our short solar quotes request form here. Get connected to the best solar companies in your area and go solar today!


1 The average monthly electric bill in California is $94.59 multiplied by 12 months and 10 years equals $11,350.80. Your average monthly electric bill may be different and, as a result, the amount of any potential savings may be different. https://www.eia.gov/electricity/sales_revenue_price/pdf/table5_a.pdf

2 ”home buyers are consistently willing to pay PV home premiums across various states, housing and PV markets, and home types; average premiums across the full sample equate to approximately $4/W or $15,000 for an average-sized 3.6-kW PV system.” http://www.seia.org/research-resources/selling-sun-price-premium-analysis-multi-state-dataset-solar-homes

3 The average monthly electric bill in California is $94.59 multiplied by 12 months and 25 years equals $28,377.00. Your average monthly electric bill may be different and, as a result, the amount of any potential savings may be different. https://www.eia.gov/electricity/sales_revenue_price/pdf/table5_a.pdf

4 Solar California  is not affiliated with any of the utilities listed in any way.