Review energy use and project fit
We look at your power use and make sure solar makes sense for your home.
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For homeowners
Going solar in 7 simple steps.
We guide you from the first energy review through installation and power on.
Your solar journey
Here’s what happens.
We keep each step clear and let you know what comes next.
Home qualification
We check the roof, shade, utility rules and other details needed to qualify.
Blueprints
Your solar plan is drawn to fit your home and show where each part will go.
City and utility approval
Plans are sent to your city and utility for review and approval.
Installation
A qualified crew installs the system and keeps you updated.
Inspection
The city and utility check the finished work before the system can run.
Power on
Once final approval is complete, your solar system is turned on.
What you can expect
Clear from the start.
A plan for your home
Your system is based on your home, roof and energy use.
Simple lease terms
You can review the payment, term and support before you sign.
Help along the way
We coordinate the steps and keep you informed through power on.
Common questions
Home solar,
explained.
What is a solar lease?
A solar lease lets you use a solar system at your home while Fund 33 owns it. Your payment, lease length and support are listed in your agreement.
Does every home qualify?
No. Your roof, shade, energy use, local rules and utility requirements all matter. We review those items before moving forward.
Who installs the system?
A qualified installation partner completes the work. We coordinate the process from the plans through final approval.
Ready to see if your home is a fit?
Start with an energy review and home qualification.
Contact Fund 33