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Choose the right next step
For a new project, use the quote button and include accurate property details. We are a referral service; independent solar companies assess your home and prepare any proposal. A request does not guarantee installer availability or a particular outcome.
For an existing installation, contact the company named on your contract about workmanship, equipment, or scheduling. Check your electricity bill for the utility responsible for billing and interconnection questions.
For privacy requests, read our Do Not Sell or Share instructions. The domain’s email service is not configured yet, so the listed email addresses cannot currently receive messages. Opening an email link does not submit a request.
Before comparing proposals, review our incentive guide and write down your roof condition, utility name, and questions about equipment and warranties. Do not send identity documents or financial account details by email.
What to have ready before requesting quotes
Gather recent electricity bills showing usage in kilowatt-hours and the utility name. A full seasonal picture is more useful than one unusually mild month. Note planned changes such as an electric vehicle or new cooling equipment, and ask installers to separate your recorded usage from assumptions about future demand.
Write down the roof’s approximate age, known leaks or repairs, roofing material, and whether replacement is planned. Confirm whether you own the property or are authorized to discuss work there. An installer needs to assess the actual roof and ownership situation; an online request cannot establish structural suitability or permission to install.
For an older home, note any known service-panel limitations or previous electrical upgrades. Ask the installer to assess panel capacity and explain whether electrical work is included in the proposal. Do not open electrical equipment to gather this information; use existing records and a qualified professional’s assessment.
Ask how production estimates account for summer heat, roof orientation, tilt, and shade. Hotter modules can produce less efficiently, so abundant summer sunshine alone does not establish output. Different roof faces receive sunlight at different times, which also matters when comparing production with household use. Ask for the assumptions behind an estimate, not a guarantee based only on location. National Laboratory of the Rockies PVWatts
What happens after a request
When you submit a quote request, your details may be passed to independent partner solar companies. Those companies may contact you about your project under the consent presented in the form. We may be compensated when a request is passed to a partner. Opening the form or an email link does not itself submit a request.
A company may ask follow-up questions or arrange its own assessment before preparing a proposal. Ask it to identify the design, equipment, exclusions, roof or electrical work, warranties, and responsibility for permits and utility paperwork. A request does not guarantee a match, availability, a response, or a quote. You decide whether to continue and whether to sign any agreement.
What this site cannot do
We cannot give tax advice, quote a project price, approve a permit, or speak for a utility. A qualified tax professional should review individual tax questions. The permitting authority decides local approvals, and your electricity utility decides interconnection and permission to operate. Independent solar companies are responsible for their own proposals and contracted work.
For an existing project, keep the contract, permit reference, interconnection application date, and any written utility authorization together. Contact the responsible company or authority with the specific question. Our guides can help you prepare, but they cannot resolve a contractor dispute or certify that a particular installation meets every requirement.
Contact FAQ
Do I need a finished solar design to request quotes?
No. Start with recent electricity usage, property ownership, and what you know about your roof. An independent installer must assess the home and develop a design before offering a project-specific proposal.
What happens after I send a quote request?
Your details may be passed to independent partner solar companies that may contact you about your project under the consent shown in the form. A request does not guarantee a match, a quote, or a response. You decide whether to continue with any company.
Can this site approve my system or confirm tax eligibility?
No. We cannot approve permits, authorize utility interconnection, give tax advice, or quote a project price. Ask the permitting authority, your electricity utility, a qualified tax professional, or the company preparing your proposal, as appropriate.
Can I send a correction by email?
The existing contact address is listed on this page for corrections and general questions. Email service for this domain is not configured yet, so it cannot currently receive messages. Opening an email link does not submit a correction or confirm receipt.
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