CA Solar Group is a company located at 7647 Hayvenhurst Avenue, California, in the United States. The state-of-the-art company deals with solar PV technology and battery storage systems. It has helped businesses and homes not only with solar energy products but also excellent customer service for over twenty years.

The firm hires installers and engineers who have more than a thousand installations under their name. They are committed to every project they undertake and communicate with clients right from the proposal to project commissioning. Besides that, the company offers a twenty-five-year warranty to assure customers of their resolve to stand behind their services and products.

What’s more, according to the Solar Energy Industry Association (SEIA), by 2024, 2.5 percent of all United States homes will have a solar installation. And as a company, CA is working towards providing clean energy that is cheap and accessible.

Most of the newly constructed homes in California are expected to have solar energy systems. (As stated by California's Energy Commission (CEC), a directive issued a few months back stated that all newly constructed homes must have solar panels at the beginning of 2020).

So, why choose CA Solar Group for your solar energy needs?

Flexible Payment Options

California Solar Group gives homeowners several payment plans that are reasonable, for example, PACE financing, power purchase agreements, solar loans, and paying in cash—enabling homeowners to make use of the federal solar tax credit.

Power sale agreements come with long-term contracts and permit homeowners to pay only for the solar panel system.

Customers can benefit from the payment options available to install solar energy systems with a manageable financial solution.

Long warranty periods

The company will offer various warranties to a homeowner that buys the solar package. The contracts include a warranty on parts and labor, free system monitoring, and roof penetration that lasts for twenty-five years.

Cover shifts to a new home

California Solar customers can relocate to a new home as the organization gives an option on how to take care of the solar panels.

There are four options provided in the agreement that one can use if he needs to relocate while under contract with the company. These are; moving the solar panels to their new roof at no extra cost, handing over the contract to the new house owner, paying upfront the remainder of the agreement, or purchasing the system altogether (after six years).

As a client, make sure to consult about relocating options before signing any contracts to determine the options available in the event one wants to relocate while under the agreement.

Available services countrywide

The company offers installation services to all the states in the country. The ability to serve all states allows the homeowners to take advantage of the perks of using solar energy and clean energy with the California Solar Group. 

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Suspicious Sales pitch

Some California Solar sale representatives use a door-to-door sales approach to market its services. There are complaints from clients claiming salespeople who were not entirely forthcoming with the information given to them. Always make sure when working with a solar provider that you ask appropriate questions and fully understand your agreement and pricing.

Operational clearance from the city council

Installations at California Solar can be completed within a working day depending on the size of system and the project site. In some cases, users report problems with getting the system operational after the installation.

To get the systems running will depend on how long the company takes while it is in the process of getting operational licenses from the city. During these periods, customers rely on CA solar group's customer service to provide information and timelines for getting equipment operational.

Power Purchase Agreement

California Solar’s power purchase agreements require clients to sign long term agreements which are subjected to a pre-arranged price increase that accounts for the inflation of the cost of electricity year after year. This may not be advantageous to customers and you may want to consider financing options versus a PPA.