Solar guides for
homeowners.
Clear explanations. Useful comparisons. The questions worth asking before you sign.
Can a Solar PPA Transfer to a New Owner When You Sell?
A solar PPA usually moves to the buyer or is bought out when you sell. See how the transfer works and what to ask first.
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How Does a Solar PPA Work and What Does It Cost Over Time?
A solar PPA charges per kWh instead of selling you the system. See how it works step by step and what it can cost over time.
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Solar PPA vs Lease and Which Fits Your California Home
A PPA bills per kWh and a lease is a fixed monthly payment. See which payment style fits a California home and what to compare.
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How a Solar PPA Works in California
A solar PPA charges per kWh instead of selling you the panels. See how PPAs work in California, what to compare and who they fit.
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Solar PPA Pros and Cons for Homeowners
A solar PPA has real upsides and real tradeoffs. See the pros and cons for homeowners before you sign.
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Zero Down Solar and What You Still Pay For
Zero down solar is a payment structure, not a free system. See how it works and what to compare in California.
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Are Solar Panels Worth It in California in 2026?
Solar can still make sense in California, but the math changed. See what to check about net billing, rates and payment options.
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Solar for a High Electric Bill in Los Angeles
A high electric bill is a common reason to look at solar. See how to read your Los Angeles bill and what to compare before you decide.
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Solar Financing Options in California Compared
PPA, prepaid PPA, lease, loan or cash. See the solar financing options for California homeowners and what each one means.
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