Solar proposal reviews.
Support for systems left behind.

Independent proposal review · All 50 states

$199 Solar Proposal Review

Before you commit thousands, have someone on your side. We review the price, projected production, payment terms, and savings assumptions in one solar proposal, then explain the findings in plain language.

One proposal · One-page written assessment · 30-minute phone Q&A with Tim · $199

Take your assessment back to your installer with clear questions and specific points to discuss when negotiating price or terms.

Start with our guides: Is Solar a Good Deal for Your Home? · Help Before Installing Solar

Monitoring & support · Eligible New Jersey systems

Already have solar? We’re here for you, too.

Keep an informed eye on your system, with a person to help when questions come up—even if your original installer is no longer available.

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Getting started

We assess your system remotely and confirm eligibility, monitoring access, and the service scope during onboarding. Both plans require your authorization to access available monitoring data and a working internet connection at the system.

Support that keeps you informed

We help you stay connected to your solar system’s performance by reviewing available data and alerts on business days. When we identify a concern, we’ll reach out within two business days with clear information and practical next steps.

Your plan covers remote monitoring and the support listed above. If your system needs a site visit, electrical testing, repairs, or replacement equipment, we’ll help you understand the next steps. Additional work and third-party costs are quoted separately, so you know what to expect before moving forward.

SREC paperwork & reporting · New Jersey only

Producing solar power, but struggling with SRECs?

SREC stands for Solar Renewable Energy Certificate. One certificate represents 1,000 kilowatt-hours (1 megawatt-hour) of eligible solar generation. It can provide income separate from the electricity savings on your bill. Your system’s approved program and certificate-ownership agreement determine which credits and payments apply.

Get help understanding your registration, organizing generation records, and working through reporting or payment issues—even if your original installer is no longer available.

• Registration and paperwork: review your registration status, outstanding documents, and next steps.
• Generation reporting: organize production records and work through reporting questions or gaps.
• Missing certificates or delayed payments: review available records and correspondence to help identify the issue and the right contact for follow-up.
• Unfinished installer paperwork: organize what you have and identify what still needs attention.

Start with an assessment of your issue. Pricing depends on the help needed. We agree on the scope and fee before work begins.

We help you navigate the process. Eligibility decisions, approvals, certificate issuance, and payments remain with the relevant program administrators and payment providers; outcomes and timing are not guaranteed.