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• AREAS WE SERVE

Solar Coverage Across California And Massachusetts

Collective Power matches homeowners in California and Massachusetts with vetted installer partners and financing options. What is available depends on your utility, your roof and the installers active near you, so the fastest way to know is to request a quote for your address. We compare solar PPA, prepaid PPA, lease, loan and cash offers where they apply.

• SERVICE AREAS

We Help Homeowners In Two States

Utility rates, incentives and net metering rules are different in each state, so we focus on two. Pick your state to see counties, utilities and how we compare options there, or browse our solar financing options. Looking for a city? Check the county list below or contact us.

California

Metro counties from Los Angeles and San Diego to the Bay Area, Sacramento and the Central Valley, with options compared for PG&E, SCE, SDG&E and mamy other utility customers.

Massachusetts

Homeowners across Greater Boston, Worcester, Springfield and the rest of the state, compared for Eversource, National Grid and Unitil service areas. Availability depends on your address.

Counties we serve in California

Homeowners in these California counties can request a comparison of PPA, prepaid PPA, lease, loan and cash options. Availability depends on your address, utility and installer partners.

Massachusetts counties where you can request a quote

Homeowners across Massachusetts can start with a free comparison. Which options are available depends on your address, utility and installer partners, and we confirm coverage when you request a quote.

Do not see your county, or not sure which one you are in? Request a quote with your address and we will confirm coverage and installer availability for you.

Cities And Regions

Cities And Regions Homeowners Ask About

A few of the places homeowners ask about. If yours is missing, request a quote and we will check.

Southern California

Los Angeles, San Diego, Orange County, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura. See solar in California.

Northern California

The Bay Area, San Jose, San Francisco, Sacramento and Sonoma. See solar in California.

Central Valley

Fresno, Bakersfield, Stockton, Modesto and Tulare. See solar in California.

Massachusetts

Boston, Worcester, Springfield, Cambridge, Lowell and Cape Cod. See solar in Massachusetts.

• WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT

Local Utilities, Local Rules, One Point Of Contact

Every address has its own utility, rates and rules. We start with yours, then compare what is available, so you deal with one point of contact instead of a pile of quotes. We match you with installers that hold the licenses and insurance required where they work.

Matched To Your Utility

We factor in whether you are with PG&E, SCE or SDG&E in California, or Eversource, National Grid or Unitil in Massachusetts, before we bring you a quote.

State Specific Rules

California and Massachusetts have their own net metering and incentive rules, and we compare options with those rules in mind.

Licensed Installer Partners

We match you with installers that carry the licensing and insurance required in the state where your home sits.

• HAVE MORE QUESTIONS?

Solar Service Area FAQs

We help homeowners in California and Massachusetts. In California that includes metro counties from Los Angeles and San Diego to the Bay Area, Sacramento and the Central Valley, and in Massachusetts it includes Greater Boston, Worcester and Springfield. See our California page, our Massachusetts page or request a quote to confirm your address.

Check the county list on this page, then request a quote with your address and we will confirm coverage and installer availability. Availability can differ by town, utility and installer, so the address matters more than the county. Browse California or Massachusetts, or ask our team.

In California we compare options for customers of PG&E, SCE and SDG&E. In Massachusetts we look at Eversource, National Grid and Unitil service areas. Municipal utilities can have different rules, so we confirm by address. Utility rates and net metering rules affect which option saves the most.

Sometimes. Municipal utilities, such as those in some California and Massachusetts towns, set their own rates and solar rules, and net metering can work differently. Tell us your address when you request a quote and we will check what is available.

Instead of searching installer by installer, share your address and a recent electric bill and we check which of our installer partners serve your area, then compare their PPA, lease, loan and cash offers. You can also read how we vet installer partners.

Not always. Availability depends on your address, utility and installer partner, and incentives and net metering rules differ by state. Read the details for California and Massachusetts, or compare every option on our services page.

Request a quote anyway. Our county lists are a guide, not a promise, and installer coverage changes. We will confirm whether we can compare options for your address. You can also contact us or call (877) 840-4504.

Today we focus on California and Massachusetts. If that changes, this page will show it. If you live elsewhere, you are welcome to contact us and we will tell you what we can do.

No. Checking your address and seeing your options is free and comes with no obligation. We are paid by installer partners when a match works out, not by homeowners. Start your solar quote.

Depending on your address we can compare a solar PPA, a prepaid PPA, a solar lease, a solar loan and a cash purchase. See the pages for each, or our overview of solar financing options.

Next Step

Check Solar Options For Your Address

Share your address and a recent electric bill. We confirm what is available where you live and compare it for you, with no obligation.

Read about a solar PPA, prepaid PPA, lease, loan or cash purchase, learn about Collective Power or contact us.