A lower power bill starts on your roof.
Turn Florida sunshine into lower electric bills. We design your solar system around your roof, electricity use, utility, and budget.

Put your roof to the test.
See an estimated system and explore ways to go solar for your home.
See what solar can save.
We use your roof, power bill, utility, and future needs to show the right system size, production, and price.
We review up to 12 months of usage and account for an EV, pool, addition, or new HVAC.
We check its condition, usable space, shade, wind requirements, and future roofing plans.
We plan around the rules for FPL, OUC, Duke, cooperatives, and municipal utilities.
Compare equipment, warranties, service, financing, and long-term cost before you sign.
Your solar proposal, explained
See where the panels go and the equipment included in your system.
Compare expected production with your household’s electricity use and utility purchases.
Review the installed cash price, financed price, and payment terms together.
What your proposal should show
- Named equipment models and a complete system scope
- Site-specific annual production assumptions
- Utility purchases and exports modeled separately
- Cash price, financed price, fees, and total payments
- Permit, inspection, and interconnection responsibilities
- Written workmanship and manufacturer coverage
Compare the panel, inverter, and battery brands we offer.
Read the Florida Net Metering Guide.
Compare the full cost
Compare the cash price, financed price, fees, APR, term, and total payments. For a lease, review payment increases, transfers, buyout options, service, and end-of-term choices.
Use our complete solar financing comparison.
Florida incentive facts in 2026
The IRS currently says the Residential Clean Energy Credit is not available for property placed in service after December 31, 2025. Florida still lists a qualifying solar sales-tax exemption, and state law addresses the property-assessment treatment of qualifying renewable devices. Because tax outcomes are personal, verify eligibility with a qualified tax professional.

From design to activation.
We manage engineering, permits, the utility application, installation, inspection, and final approval.
Before construction, we review the roof layout and electrical work with you. After installation, the inspection and utility approval are part of getting your system ready to operate.
Our Orlando team keeps you informed as the project moves forward and answers questions about your system after activation.
Hear it from a homeowner.
Watch a customer describe her experience with our team.
“The sales team is extremely fair, and they communicated well and consistently. We never felt uninformed.”Bretton Blodgett · Google reviewRead more customer reviews