Residential solar · California

Solar for your home, sized from your real bill.

  • Panels on your actual roof
  • Sized to cover your bill
  • Battery + price included
  • Free, no obligation
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See solar on your own roof

Add your address and your electric bill. We map your roof from aerial imagery, size a system to cover your bill, and show you the panels, battery and price in under a minute.

Do you own the home?

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Your electric bill

Your bill is used only to size your system and is shared only with your Revio solar advisor.

How it works

The size of the system is set by the design, not at the door. That keeps the numbers honest.

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Upload your bill

Add your address and electric bill. We read your yearly usage and rate from it.

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See it on your roof

Panels placed on your real roof from aerial imagery, sized to cover your bill, with battery and price.

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Your regional manager calls

Your Revio solar regional manager reviews the design with you and confirms it with a site survey.

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A written contract

Final design, price and savings in writing before anything is installed. No pressure.

Built for how California bills solar now

Under California's current net billing tariff, power your panels send to the grid at midday earns a fraction of what you pay for grid power in the evening. So the goal is no longer to export as much as possible. It is to cover your own use.

That is why the design starts from your bill, and why many homes now add a battery to store midday solar for the evening.

How a home battery helps

Straight talk on incentives

The 30% federal residential solar tax credit ended for home systems placed in service after 2025. Be wary of anyone still quoting it. Any incentive in your proposal is checked for your address and utility first, and we never promise one up front.

Is your home a good fit?

We would rather tell you solar doesn't make sense than sell you a system that won't pay off. These are the things that make a strong case.

Design my system
  • You own the home (a tenant can't put solar on someone else's roof)
  • A real electric bill: the higher your usage, the stronger the case
  • A roof that isn't due to be replaced in the next few years
  • Everyone who decides can join the consultation

Questions