California's Top Solar Professionals
Homeowners across the Golden State are going solar, with the number of installations skyrocketing over the past few years. At Skyline Smart Energy, we’re committed to growing this movement and providing premium solar panels to California residents.
Go Solar in CA with Skyline Smart Energy
Skyline Smart Energy is one of the leading solar companies in California. We’re proud to provide premium solar panels and Franklin battery backup technology to customers in Los Angeles and beyond.
To help make solar power more appealing and accessible to all, we offer customers our exclusive a 25-year manufacturer’s warranty on the panels we install.
California Solar Incentives & Benefits
Homeowners in California may potentially save on solar power if they qualify for a federal tax credit of up to 30% of the cost of their solar panel purchase and installation. There's also the potential for state-level tax incentives and net metering credits. Solar panels can help Californians reduce their dependence on grid energy and potentially lower their monthly energy costs. Learn more about why going solar might be a smart investment for you with Skyline Smart Energy.
Premium-Made Solar Panels
We use tier-1, monocrystalline Premium-made solar panels to eliminate manufacturing costs and streamline installation.
Home Energy Backup Solutions
Pair your solar panels with a Franklin WH Battery Backup to help protect your home from power outages.
$0 Down Payment
You could go solar today without paying a dime at install! Request a quote today to see if you qualify.
Our 3-Step Process
We offer an easy, three-step process so that your decision to go solar can be as smooth as possible. Explore this section to learn about each step and see how you can experience the potential financial and environmental benefits of solar energy.
Step 1: Request a Free Quote
First, submit a contact form and a Skyline Smart Energy team member will contact you. We'll learn about your property and see if you qualify for solar. If you qualify, we'll schedule your free in-home consultation at your convenience.
Step 2: Receive a Free Consultation
At your free in-home consultation, we’ll analyze your property and audit your energy usage. Afterward, we’ll present you with a project estimate based on your energy goals. Once you sign your contract, we’ll start the process to prepare your home for installation. When that’s done, we’ll call to schedule your installation date based on your availability.
Step 3: Schedule Your Solar Panel Installation
On installation day, our installation crew will arrive at your home ready to install your panels. This process includes adding your solar panels to a ground-mounted array or on your roof, and connecting them to your house’s electric box. Next, we’ll check to ensure that everything functions properly. Once everything’s good to go, we’ll clean our workspace and leave your home just the way we found it.
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Don't Rent Your Power, Own Your Power in California
While the price of traditional energy continues to rise, the price of going solar in California has plummeted over the past several years. This has inspired more businesses and homeowners to add clean, renewable energy via solar panels. Going solar helps Californians reduce their dependence on traditional energy companies, allowing them to potentially save money on their electric bills every month.
California is great for solar due to its abundant sunlight and favorable climate. Despite occasional marine layer and coastal conditions, California receives ample solar radiation, making solar panels a highly viable and beneficial option for harnessing renewable energy.
Frequently Asked Questions
The number of solar panels you need will depend on many different factors. These include your roof’s sun exposure, your current energy consumption, your goal electric bill and your home appliances. Ultimately, the exact amount of solar panels your home may need to see potential savings is unique to you. Our team will walk through each of these factors and determine the ideal number of panels needed to meet your energy goals.
Solar panel costs typically depend on the style and number of panels you select, current electricity costs in your area, and whether or not you qualify for any local rebates and incentives. Installation costs also factor in. However, depending on your panel efficiency, your region’s sunlight exposure, your home’s current energy usage, etc, you could potentially offset the cost of your system over the lifespan of your investment. Our system engineers will take all of these details into consideration to design a solar system that’s totally custom for your home.
Your potential savings depend on a variety of factors, including where you live and how much energy your home currently consumes. Local utility rates, solar incentives, net metering policies and more can also impact your savings potential.
To make your solar journey as seamless as possible, Skyline Smart Energy offers $0 down, 100% financing on solar systems for qualified homeowners. Learn more about going solar for less.
Homeowners installing solar panels before the end of 2023 can potentially deduct up to 30% of the cost of their solar installation from their federal taxes. Learn how to take advantage of this solar tax incentive before its expiration.
While some locations may receive more direct sunlight than others, our high-performance solar panels need only be clear of debris to produce electricity for your home, regardless of where you live.
While performance issues and early wear and tear of your panels are highly unlikely, you can protect your solar investment and keep your system producing for many years to come with our generous warranty options.
Net metering gives you a way to store energy and use it when you need it. During peak sunlight hours, the average solar panel system produces more power than you and your family can use. The extra energy is fed back into the grid, and the utility can use it for someone else. You get credit for the energy you feed back into the grid. When needed, you can use that credit to get power from the grid during the night, or on cloudy days when your home needs more energy than your panels are generating. Net metering improves the economics of solar power significantly, and it’s why Skyline Smart Energy works with power companies that provide it.
For those utility companies that don’t offer net metering, installing a battery is a way to utilize more of the energy your solar panels generate to your benefit.
How quickly you can pay off your solar panel system depends on several factors including federal and state tax incentives you may be eligible for, whether you choose to pay off extra each month, and the size of your particular solar project.
The short answer is, yes, solar panels are worth the cost. Solar panels could potentially lower your electric bills, you take steps towards owning your power (not renting it), you can offset future utility bills with net metering, and home solar panels could potentially raise the value of your property.