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Look for a contractor that holds the right California license (you can verify it on the CSLB website), does the work with its own crew instead of subcontractors, puts a detailed proposal in writing, and handles permits and utility paperwork. That's how Suntrify works: CSLB #1055498 with B, C-10 (Electrical) and C-46 (Solar) classifications, our own licensed crew, and itemized written proposals.

It depends on system size, roof type, equipment and how you pay. Our cost breakdown shows the national benchmark, and every Suntrify proposal is itemized and in writing before you sign. The price doesn't change after the contract is executed.

We install Enphase microinverter systems and Tesla string-inverter systems, and we're a certified Tesla and Enphase installer. For batteries we install the Tesla Powerwall 3 and the Enphase IQ Battery. We recommend what fits your roof, usage and goals; see how solar works for the difference.

A standard grid-tied solar system shuts off in an outage for safety. A battery, either a Powerwall or an Enphase IQ Battery, keeps essential loads or the whole home running. See our battery guide for the backup tiers.

Most residential systems are fully installed within about two weeks of a signed contract, and the installation itself is typically done in a day. Permit and utility timelines vary by city and utility.

California's Solar Rights Act limits an HOA's ability to prohibit solar, though reasonable placement rules can apply. We help prepare the submittal and design the layout around your association's rules.

Yes. We submit city or county permits and the utility interconnection paperwork, and we schedule the final inspection.

Sometimes. It depends on your panel's size and age and what you're adding. We check it during the consultation. See do I need a panel upgrade?.