Home solar
Offset a portion of grid purchases with a system designed around your roof, annual usage, and utility rules.
- Custom production model
- Roof and electrical review
- Permitting and interconnection
Straight answers about Florida solar
Start with your electric bill, your roof, and what you want solar to do.
Our local team plans solar and battery systems around your energy use, utility, property, and priorities.
- Local Florida team
- Utility-specific planning
- Clear options before commitments
20+ yearscombined industry experience
One local teamfrom first review to follow-through
Whole-home viewsolar, storage, and water solutions
No blanket claimsyour results depend on your home
★★★★★4.9Google rating
Local reviews, real experiences
Read Google reviews What Florida homeowners say about working with Sunstorm.
Read current customer feedback directly on our verified Google Business Profile.
“The consultation process was thorough and informative, with transparent pricing and detailed explanations.”
“The sales team is extremely fair, and they communicated well and consistently. We never felt uninformed.”
“She made the process seamless, keeping everyone up to date.”
Built for Florida reality
Solar should make sense on paper before it goes on your roof.
Your roof, utility, energy habits, financing, and resilience goals all shape the right answer. We bring those pieces together so you can compare a real plan, not a one-size-fits-all pitch.
Watch before you decide
Open the video learning center Solar makes more sense when you can see the whole system.
Two short, captioned explainers show how solar power moves through a Florida home and how Sunstorm guides a project from consultation to installation.
1:11Florida solar fundamentals
How does home solar actually work?
Follow sunlight from the panels through the inverter, home, battery, meter, and utility connection.
Watch the explainer →
1:35The customer journey
What happens when you go solar with Sunstorm?
See the major steps from consultation and site review through approvals, installation, and follow-through.
Watch the process →Where can we help?
Choose the problem you want to solve.
We will help you work backward from the outcome you want.
Battery backup
Keep the loads that matter available during outages with realistic runtime and critical-load planning.
- Solar-plus-storage
- Critical-load design
- Whole-home options
Commercial energy
Evaluate rooftops, land, carports, storage, and load patterns as one practical business case.
- Site and interval-load review
- Phased project options
- Resilience planning
Two Sunstorm teams, one homeSolar for your energy. Water treatment for the rest of the home.
Sunstorm Energy plans solar and battery systems. Sunstorm Home helps Florida homeowners test their water and choose whole-home filtration, water softening, and drinking-water solutions.
You get local guidance from people who look at how the whole home works.
Schedule a free water assessmentWhat Sunstorm Home does today
Find out what is in your water before choosing a system.
Choose how you go solar
Compare every option Compare cash, loan, and lease terms beyond the monthly payment.
We show you who owns the system, what fees apply, how service and transfers work, and which current 2026 tax rules matter.
Cash
Own from day oneNo solar loan or lease payment. Often the lowest potential lifetime cost, with the largest upfront commitment.
Loan
Own over timeSpread ownership cost across a fixed term. Compare cash price, financed principal, APR, fees, and total payments.
Lease
Use without owningA third party owns the system. Compare payment escalators, service, transfer, buyout, roof-work, and end-of-term terms.
2026 federal update
The IRS says the Residential Clean Energy Credit is unavailable for property placed in service after December 31, 2025. Our comparisons do not assume a federal residential credit that may not exist for the project.
Read the current tax facts →Equipment selected for your project
Explore equipment We compare the hardware after we understand the home.
Explore the batteries, microinverters, and panels we can evaluate for your home, including Tesla Powerwall, FranklinWH, Enphase, EcoFlow, REC, Hyundai, and Sirius PV.
Home batteryTesla
Powerwall 3 + Expansion
Tesla's current integrated battery platform, with a lower-cost expansion option for added runtime.
Review product →Home batteryFranklinWHaPower S
FranklinWH's newest all-in-one battery with direct solar connection and an integrated hybrid inverter.
Review product →Home batteryFranklinWHaPower 2
High-capacity, high-output storage built around flexible whole-home energy management.
Review product →Home batteryEnphaseIQ Battery 10C
Enphase's current 10 kWh battery, built for higher power and the fourth-generation Energy System.
Review product →Home batteryEcoFlowOCEAN Pro
A scalable, multi-source home-energy system designed for demanding whole-home backup goals.
Review product →Solar technologyEnphaseIQ8X Microinverter
The Enphase microinverter we use for compatible high-voltage residential solar modules.
Review product →Solar technologyEnphaseIQ8HC Microinverter
The Enphase microinverter we use for compatible higher-current residential solar modules.
Review product →Solar panelRECAlpha Pure-RX
Premium high-density residential panels for roofs where usable space matters.
Review product →Solar panelHD Hyundai Energy SolutionsHiN-T440NF(BK)
A 440 W, full-black N-type TOPCon residential panel with bifacial cell construction.
Review product →Solar panelSirius PV USAELNSM54M-HC-N Series
A current N-type residential series spanning 440–465 W with up to 23.85% efficiency.
Review product →How the project moves forward
What to expect from the first review through activation.
- 1
Understand the goal
We review your bill history, property, utility, roof plans, and what a good outcome looks like to you.
- 2
Model the options
You see production assumptions, system scope, pricing, financing details, and storage choices in plain language.
- 3
Engineer & install
After approval, the project moves through design, permitting, utility coordination, inspection, and installation.
- 4
Turn on & follow through
Permission to operate is the beginning of ownership. We help you understand monitoring and support.
Recent Florida installations
View project gallery Built in the same Florida weather you live in.
Selected Sunstorm installation photography. Project scope and results vary by property.
Learn before you decide
Visit the learning center Practical answers to common Florida solar questions.
The Florida Homeowner’s Solar Checklist
The questions that matter before you compare panels, payments, or proposals, from roof condition to utility approval.
Read guideFlorida Net Metering: Why Your Utility Matters
Net metering is not one universal promise. Learn what to verify with FPL, OUC, Duke, or your local municipal utility.
Read guideWill Solar Keep the Lights On During an Outage?
The short answer is usually no, unless the system includes equipment designed to safely power selected loads when the grid is down.
Read guideGood questions welcome
What Florida homeowners ask first.
Will solar eliminate my electric bill?
Not necessarily. System size, usage, roof area, production, utility rules, fixed charges, and financing all matter. Sunstorm models expected grid purchases and exports for the specific property instead of promising a universal bill.
Will my solar work when the grid goes down?
Most grid-tied solar shuts down during an outage for safety. Backup operation normally requires compatible battery storage and isolation equipment designed for the loads the homeowner wants to power.
Is the 30% federal residential solar credit still available in 2026?
The IRS currently says the Residential Clean Energy Credit is unavailable for property placed in service after December 31, 2025. Homeowners should verify eligibility with the IRS and a qualified tax professional.
What if my roof is older?
Roof life and solar life should be planned together. If replacement is likely soon, addressing the roof first can avoid later removal and reinstallation costs.
How long does the solar process take?
Timing depends on design, financing, permitting, inspections, equipment, and the utility interconnection process. Sunstorm outlines the milestones and updates customers as each project moves forward.
Start with your actual home and energy use
Find out what solar should look like for your property.
Start with a no-pressure review of your goals and real energy use.