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Residential solar

Explore Solar for Your Home

Solar isn't one-size-fits-all. We help you understand whether it may make sense for your property, usage, and goals — and what to ask before you decide.

Is it a fit?

What Affects Whether Solar Fits Your Home

Solar suitability and the results you could see depend on your situation. Not every home qualifies.

  • Whether you own the home
  • Your roof's age, condition, direction, and shade
  • How much electricity your household uses
  • Your electric utility's requirements
  • Available equipment and installation partners in your area
  • Local permitting and program requirements

What we help with

Explore Solar Built Around Your Home

Every home uses energy differently. We help you understand the options that may be available for yours, and what to ask before you decide.

  • Residential Solar

    Explore whether solar fits your home — generating electricity from your own roof, designed around your property.

  • Energy-Cost Planning

    Understand how solar could fit into your household's energy plan, based on your actual usage rather than one-size-fits-all promises.

  • Battery & Storage

    Where applicable, ask about adding battery storage. Availability depends on your home, your goals, and the installer.

  • Options for Your Property

    System options depend on your roof, your property, and your energy usage — so recommendations start with your home.

  • Professional Consultation

    Talk through your options with a solar professional, ask your questions, and review any proposal before you decide.

  • See what's available in your area

    Availability varies by market. Check where we're currently helping homeowners.

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Learn more about residential solar. What may be available, and what it could mean for your costs, depends on your property, usage, utility, and program requirements.

How it works

Exploring Solar Should Be Simple

A clear path from first question to finished project — and you decide at every step.

  1. Step 1: Tell Us About Your Home

    Answer a few questions about your property and electricity usage.

  2. Step 2: Explore Your Options

    We review your information to see which solar options may be available for your home.

  3. Step 3: Speak With a Solar Professional

    A specialist walks through your options and answers your questions.

  4. Step 4: Design & Project Review

    If you move forward, your system is designed and the proposal is reviewed with you.

  5. Step 5: Installation & Activation

    Your installation partner handles installation and activation. Timelines vary by project.

Ready to See Your Options?

Philadelphia homeowners can answer a few quick questions to see which solar options may be available for their home. It's not a commitment to buy.