$0 Down. $0 Out of Pocket. A Smaller Bill Next Month.
Get even with your electric company without writing a check.
No down payment. No install bill. No permit fees. No five figure check. Our crew puts solar on your roof, and your new monthly cost is built to come in under what you pay your electric company now, starting with your first bill.
Run the Numbers. Get Mad. Get Even.
Pick your electric company, slide in your bill, and see what you save starting month one. With $0 out of pocket.
Electric only, not water, sewer or trash.
Meet Your Way Out.
- Built to cover most of your $250 bill, with the battery carrying you through Edison's pricey evening hours
- Installed by our own crew. Zero subs. $0 for the install.
- LADWP permits and paperwork, handled. $0 for those too.
$0 down$138/mo
What You Save Starting Month One
Why Rates Just Jumped 10% in One Year
LADWP prices went up 10% in just the last 12 months. That's double their 5% a year average. Data centers and electric cars like Teslas are pulling more power off the grid every year, and somebody pays for it. Hint: it's you. It's only going to get worse.
We still ran your numbers at the 5% average, not the 10%.
Why Your SCE Bill Doubled in 10 Years
SCE's average residential rate went up 101% from 2016 to 2026, according to the state's own ratepayer watchdog. That's about 7% a year. Wildfire costs, grid upgrades, data centers and electric cars like Teslas are all leaning on the same grid, and somebody pays for it. Hint: it's you.
We ran your numbers at their real 10 year average: about 7% a year.
Smaller than buying over 25 years, but you never fronted a dime. vs. $0 paid to LADWP if nothing changes.
See it year by year
Example estimates, not an offer or a quote. Lease payments shown are examples using placeholder pricing of about $14 per kW of solar and $65 per battery each month, rising 2.9% a year, over a 25 year term with $0 down; your real payment, escalator, term and approval come from the lease agreement and a credit check. LADWP estimates assume about 30¢ per kWh, a solar only system and about 10% of the bill remaining. SCE estimates assume about 38¢ per kWh for a non-discount home on a time-of-use plan (SCE's all-customer average is about 34.5¢), solar plus one 13.5 kWh battery (two at $450+ bills) and about 15% of the bill remaining under net billing and fixed charges. Both assume the yearly rate increase you pick, about 1,600 kWh per kW per year, 400 watt panels and 0.5% yearly panel output loss. Buying a system usually saves more over 25 years; a lease trades some of that for $0 up front. Your real number depends on your roof, shade, usage, equipment, tariff and lease terms.
Same House. Bigger Bill. Funny How That Works.
You didn't add a hot tub. You didn't take up crypto mining. They just keep raising the price. And the only thing standing between you and solar was a giant check. Not anymore.
LADWP, 2015 to 2024
About 5% a year, every year. And another 10% in just the last 12 months.
SCE, 2016 to 2026
Edison's average residential rate more than doubled. Your paycheck probably didn't.
What It Costs to Stop
No down payment, no install bill, no permit fees. You start saving with your first bill instead of your tenth year.
Sources: U.S. EIA data via Solar.com and Kadoa (LADWP); California Public Advocates Office, Q4 2025 Rates Report (SCE). Averages are not adjusted for inflation.
Not a Gimmick. Not a Dime.
Most people don't go solar because of the giant check. A lease takes the check off the table. The panels go on your roof, and you swap a big electric bill for a smaller monthly cost, starting right away.
Down
No down payment. No loan for the system.
To Install
Our crew puts it on your roof. You don't get a bill for it.
For Permits
Design, permits and the utility paperwork, all handled.
Bill Is Smaller
Your savings start with your first bill, not your tenth year.
A lease requires credit approval. The leasing company owns the system. Your monthly payment, yearly increase and term come from the lease agreement, and we show you every number in writing before you sign.
Buying Saves More Over 25 Years. Leasing Saves You Starting Now.
We'll run both for your house. Here's the straight comparison so you know what you're picking.
Built for Your Utility.
Solar Only Lease
LADWP still offers net metering, so solar alone usually does the job. No battery needed, which keeps your monthly payment low. Want backup for outages? Add a battery.
Solar + Battery Lease
On Edison's NEM 3.0 rules, the battery is what makes solar pay. It stores your daytime sun for the pricey 4 to 9 pm hours, and keeps your essentials on when the power goes out.
No Surprises. No Fine Print Games.
Zero Subcontractors
The people who sell it are the people on your roof. No mystery crew rolling up in an unmarked van.
Every Number in Writing
Your monthly payment, the yearly increase and the term, in writing before you sign. No "oh, by the way" fees.
Written Warranty
10 years on our labor and 20+ on the equipment, from a crew that plans on being around to honor it.
Built for Your Utility
Solar only on LADWP when that's what pays. Solar + battery on SCE, sized to your evening use. Not to our commission.
Burned by a Big Solar Company Before? Yeah. We Hear That a Lot.
Four Steps. Zero BS.
Slide in Your Bill
One number. No uploads, no paperwork, no robot emailing you at 2am.
See Your Plan
What you'd keep, the year it pays itself off, and how long your house runs when the grid doesn't.
Talk to a Real Human
We check your roof, run the lease numbers and tell you straight. If it's a no, it's a no.
Our Crew Installs
Permits, install and the utility paperwork. $0 out of pocket. Same crew, start to finish.
Our Crew. SoCal Roofs. Real Work.
Your Solar Company Ghosted You?
Panels on the roof, installer gone, warranty worth less than the paper it's printed on. Tell us what you've got and we'll tell you straight whether we can help.
Questions. Answered Like a Human.
Is it really $0 out of pocket?
How does a solar lease work?
Why would I lease instead of buy?
Does the lease payment go up?
Who takes care of repairs?
Do I need good credit?
What if I sell my house?
I'm on SCE. Do I need a battery?
Will I still get an electric bill?
What about the tax credit?
Who actually does the install?
How long does installation take?
$0 Down. $0 Out of Pocket. Smaller Bill Next Month.
Two quick steps. A real Future Energy expert looks at your house, runs your $0 down numbers, and calls you with a straight answer. Worst case, you find out exactly how much your electric company has been taking.
Step 1: Your House
Electric only, not water, sewer or trash.
Optional. Helps us size the battery right.