Trusted Solar Panel Installers in Thousand Oaks, CA

We are proud of our multi-trade B-1 general contractor license, which permits us to operate multiple facets of your project simultaneously, including electricity, plumbing, construction, and more. On top of that, we've earned a C-46 Solar Installation Contractor, which means that you can expect only the highest level of solar installation. It's how we can not only consult you toward the best panels on the planet, but install them, too. Whether you use SolReliable or not, we highly recommend you work with a licensed contractor for any of your home or business needs. By working with companies that aren't licensed, you're making yourself vulnerable to companies that cut corners, aren't fully versed on California's complicated codes and laws, are backed with insurance, and lack worker's liability. In short: the potential for poor service, unfinished projects, and financially catastrophic lawsuits. Saving on your upfront cost might appeal to you at first, but discovering you're now vulnerable to thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars, in legal claims is never worth it. Most of these improvements will only need to be done once in your lifetime -- make the smart choice.

While inferior panels might require upkeep, the panels we consult you toward have no moving parts and require as little as occasionally washing them off with a hose. Some of our panels come complete with advanced monitoring systems so that you, SolReliable, and the manufacturer are kept updated on their output. This is how we'll determine if, for instance, there are any shading issues such as a fallen leaf or debris that is causing panels to malfunction. It's also why we suggest you consider SunPower panels, because their panels are designed with their patented Maxeon-cell technology which significantly reduces shading problems, or any of our other American-made panels.

While there are many immediate benefits to leasing, the 30% federal tax credit and rebates are only reserved for homeowners who choose to own their systems. Those rebates instead will be used by the solar lease company to help lower your lease or PPA payment.

Both solar leases and owning financial plans are transferable to the next owner. The warranties apply, too. The transfer of your solar system is an easy process completed during escrow.

In short, SEER stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio and refers to the rating of a unit's cooling output during a typical cooling season divided by the total electrical energy input during the same period. There's a lot of math involved that our expert consultants will perform for you, but to give you an example, a 16 SEER system can be left on for over 8 hours a day without affecting your bill.