Folsom
Recent work from across our service area.
Every system built around the home it sits on.
Recent work across 13 NorCal counties. Every roof different. Every system designed around the home it sits on.
A recent install in our service area. Three things that wouldn't have happened with a typical solar rep working alone.
Mid-call, the homeowner mentioned replacing their gas furnace with a heat pump next year. Most reps would have sized for today's usage. We upsized the system to absorb the future load, helping minimize the risk of a true-up bill once the heat pump kicks on.
Their full 12 months of usage data revealed consistent late-afternoon power use, right during PG&E's peak-rate window. We added battery capacity instead of more panels. The battery discharges when power costs the most, panels produce when it costs the least.
The existing 100A electrical panel could technically handle the system. But would block a second EV charger down the road. Continuum recommended a 200A upgrade, ran conduit clean under the eaves (not on the wall face), and coordinated the permit with the utility.
Each of these came from a different part of the team: an energy advisor asking the right questions on a 15-minute call, a designer reading the data carefully, and an installer who's done thousands of jobs in Northern California. Most solar companies have one of these. You should have all three.
15-minute discovery call. We'll find out if your home qualifies and what your proposal would look like.