San Diego County Solar

Since 2010, San Diego County Solar has been helping San Diego homeowners save money with solar energy. No gimmicks. No pressure. Just high quality solar with a focus on customer service and value. The federal income tax credit has been extended, making this a great time to complete your solar installation. If you've been thinking about going solar, act now to take advantage of thousands of dollars in tax savings. You can realize additional savings by installing early in the year-before the rush to install at year-end.

San Diego County Solar is a local business based in Carlsbad, California. Our mission is to help San Diego homeowners make the switch to clean, renewable energy. Our no-pressure, consultative approach to solar energy makes the process easy for homeowners to install affordable, high-quality residential solar electric systems that best meet their needs. We are a quality-minded residential solar installation company that takes pride in its 100% customer satisfaction record. Our top priorities are quality, customer service and value.

Photovoltaic solar power systems are very reliable, requiring little if any maintenance on a regular basis. However, some service is necessary on occasion. At San Diego County Solar, we provide service for most residential solar power systems-even if we are not the original installer. San Diego County Solar is authorized to perform warranty repairs or replacements for SMA, SolarEdge and Enphase inverters. If you're increasing your energy consumption, San Diego County Solar can help you expand your existing solar power system.

Solar panels are installed in a sunny location, usually on the roof of your home. When the sun rises, light hits the solar cells and they start producing electric energy. This energy is then introduced to your electric service panel where it first goes to power your home. As the intensity of sunlight grows stronger, your solar panels will produce more energy. By mid-day most solar powered homes are generating more energy than they are consuming. When this occurs, excess energy flows out of your electric service panel to the utility grid, and your SDG&E meter will actually credit you for the energy you are exporting.