Rising utility costs
Explore whether solar can help create a more predictable home-energy plan based on your utility and usage.
Explore solar and battery solutions designed around your home, energy use, and goals—with professional installation and long-term support.
Solar and battery storage can help homeowners explore a more predictable, resilient energy strategy without relying on one-size-fits-all promises.
Explore whether solar can help create a more predictable home-energy plan based on your utility and usage.
Pair solar with battery storage to explore backup options for the loads that matter most.
Use more of the energy produced at home and gain greater control over when you draw from the grid.
Compare subscription and ownership options with a Solar Advisor based on your home and goals.
Start with solar, add battery resilience, and explore compatible smart-energy technology where available.
Generate electricity at home with a professionally designed rooftop solar system.
Explore SolarStore energy for later use and add another layer of resilience during grid outages.
Explore Battery StorageExplore compatible technologies for better visibility and control over home energy use.
Explore OptionsSystem behavior depends on battery capacity, household energy usage, backup loads, weather, utility rules, and the final design.
Solar panels produce electricity from available sunlight.
Your home consumes available solar energy while the system is producing.
Excess solar may be used to charge an eligible battery system.
Stored energy can support configured home loads when needed.
Plan availability, pricing, incentives, warranties, and financing terms vary by location, eligibility, utility, and contract.
For homeowners who prefer predictable payments and long-term system support.
For homeowners who prefer direct equipment ownership and applicable ownership incentives.
Actual timelines vary based on site conditions, permitting, local inspections, utility requirements, equipment availability, and other factors.
Share your ZIP code and basic home-energy information.
Discuss your home, usage, battery interests, and plan options.
A qualified professional evaluates the property.
A home-specific solar and energy design is developed.
Required approvals are coordinated before professional installation.
After required inspection and utility authorization, the system can be activated.
A national home-energy platform combining installation experience, smart technology, flexible energy plans, and long-term support.
Homes served, according to Sunrun's current website.
Monitoring is highlighted for eligible subscription customers.
Integrated home-energy solutions designed around household needs.
Subscription and ownership paths depending on eligibility and market.
Use these as educational answers only. Final recommendations and eligibility require a home-specific review.
Eligibility depends on location, ownership, roof/site conditions, utility, energy usage, local program rules, and other factors. Start with your ZIP code and a home-specific review.
A battery may help you store more of the energy produced by your system and provide configured backup capability. The right setup depends on your goals, loads, market, and system design.
There is no universal answer. Your upfront budget, ownership preference, maintenance preference, incentives, location, and long-term goals all matter.
Savings vary based on utility rates, usage, sunlight, system design, plan terms, and other factors. A personalized quote is the appropriate place to model potential economics.
Project timing varies by property, permits, inspections, utility approval, equipment, and jurisdiction. Do not rely on a universal installation timeline.
Start with your ZIP code and a few details. A qualified advisor can help you understand available options without treating a form submission as an approval or completed sale.