35.2kW
Phelan, CA
Eighty 440-watt bifacial panels on ground mount, running two EG4 GridBoss controllers and 18KPV inverters so the house and the shop building each have their own supply, with 90 kWh of battery backing both. Bifacial panels pick up light reflected off the desert floor as well as direct sun, which is why they earn their keep on an open lot like this.
14.2kW
Ground mount on a hillside lot, fenced, with its own step-down transformer and service equipment under a purpose-built shelter. The photos run from posts and racking through to the finished array.
6.4kW
Phelan, CA
Ground mount with partial home backup, a new service panel upgrade, and a shade cover we framed and roofed so the inverter and batteries are not sitting in full desert sun. Equipment that stays cooler lasts longer — that cover is not decoration.
225amp
Step-down transformer feeding a new 225-amp sub service for a shop building. This is the unglamorous work that decides whether a solar or ADU project can go ahead at all — if the service will not carry the load, nothing else matters.
60kWh
Partial home backup built from twelve Enphase IQ Battery 5P units — five kilowatt-hours each, sixty in total. Partial backup means the critical loads stay up when the grid goes down: the refrigerator, the well, the furnace, a few circuits that matter, rather than paying to carry the whole house.
16.8kW
Ehrenberg, AZ
Our largest documented system. A full tile-roof array on a Colorado River home, laid out to run the length of the ridge and take the whole southern exposure.
5.68kW
Solar paired with whole-home battery backup, retrofitted alongside an existing legacy inverter. This is the configuration that makes sense under current net billing — you keep your own production for the expensive hours instead of exporting it cheap.
Residential solar
Hesperia, CA
Two-story tile roof, array split across two planes to catch the best exposure on each.
Residential solar
Hesperia, CA
Barrel tile roof worked around vents and valleys rather than forcing a single rectangle onto it.
11.53kW
Piñon Hills, CA
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11.2kW
Phelan, CA
One of several Phelan systems in the same stretch of 2021 — this corner of the High Desert has the irradiance to make a system this size pay.
10.54kW
Victorville, CA
A full south-facing tile roof array on a single-story home.
10.53kW
Phelan, CA
Ground mount on open desert lot. Everything on this job was done in house — the reason we can take thousands out of a system's cost is that there is no chain of subcontractors marking each other up.
10.2kW
Oak Hills, CA
10.08kW
Oak Hills, CA
This customer collected several bids from other companies before choosing us. We would rather win that way.
10.0kW
Oak Hills, CA
9.92kW
High Desert, CA
Residential solar
High Desert, CA
Solar designed into a house from the start rather than added afterward — the cheapest moment to run conduit is before the drywall goes on.
Photo slots are sized at 4:3 — drop JPGs at roughly 1200×900 into an img/ folder beside this page using the filenames shown on each card and they will appear automatically. System sizes and locations are as originally posted by us; this is not a complete list of work performed.