How much do solar panels cost in Southern California?

In Southern California, solar panels typically cost $2.50-$3.50 per watt. For an average home with a $250/month electricity bill, a 5-7 kW system costs $14,000-$24,000. Through SoCal Solar Savings, you get an exclusive 10% discount. With 300+ days of sunshine, most systems pay for themselves in 5-8 years.

How much can I save with solar panels in LA or San Diego?

SoCal homeowners typically save $150-$350 per month on electricity bills. Over 25 years, total savings can exceed $125,000 depending on system size, electricity rates, and usage. Use our free solar calculator to get an instant personalized estimate for your ZIP code.

Is a home battery worth it in California?

Yes, especially under California's NEM 3.0 policy. Battery storage lets you store excess solar energy for use during expensive peak hours (4-9 PM) and provides backup power during outages. Battery systems add $9,000-$22,000 depending on capacity, but the savings from time-of-use optimization can offset the cost.

How do I get a solar quote in Southern California?

Use our free calculator: enter your ZIP code and monthly electricity bill. We'll estimate your potential savings instantly. Then request a free personalized proposal — a solar expert will design a system for your home and send you detailed pricing within 24 hours.

How does the 10% exclusive discount work?

When you request a quote through SoCal Solar Savings, you automatically receive a 10% discount on your solar system. This discount is applied directly to your proposal — no coupons or promo codes needed. It's our way of making solar more accessible for SoCal homeowners.

How long does solar panel installation take?

The physical installation typically takes 1-3 days. However, the full process from signing to activation takes 6-12 weeks, including permitting (2-4 weeks), installation, inspection, and utility interconnection (2-4 weeks). Your installer handles all the paperwork.

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