Residential Solar

Residential solar starts with your actual roof, not a generic template. We scan it, model a full year of sun exposure, and design a system sized to how your household really uses electricity — so you get maximum production and the fastest possible payback.

How a residential solar system works

A rooftop system converts sunlight into electricity that powers your home in real time. Any surplus flows to the grid for credit, and any shortfall is drawn back automatically, so you are never left in the dark.

Designed around your home

Every roof is different. Orientation, pitch, shading, and your usage pattern all shape the design, which is why we start with a digital scan rather than a cookie-cutter package.

• Custom panel layout engineered for your roof

• Roof or ground-mount hardware options

• Battery-ready wiring for future storage

• Real-time production monitoring

What’s included

A Sunara residential install covers the full journey — design, permits, installation by our own certified crews, utility interconnection, and a 25-year workmanship warranty on top of manufacturer coverage.

How much can you save?

A typical residential system offsets 70–90% of your electricity use, and with net metering the surplus you export earns bill credits. Most homeowners see their monthly bill drop from the first billing cycle.

Is your home a good fit?

If you own your roof, pay a meaningful electricity bill, and have reasonable sun exposure, solar almost certainly pencils out. A free assessment confirms it with numbers specific to your address.