While the number of average sunny days can vary depending on whether you’re in Southern vs. Northern California, the state as a whole contains some of the nation’s sunniest cities. Los Angeles, CA, for example, has an average of 284 sunny days per year, making it an ideal location for solar. And even though San Francisco is over 380 miles north it still averages almost 260 sunny days per year.

California is such an ideal place hat we’re tempted to throw cheesy solar puns at you like ‘the sun will never set on your savings’ or ‘the savings are watt matters.’ Instead, let us just take a second and go over why 1) solar is right for you and other homeowners in California and 2) why we are the best option for your solar savings needs.

Solar is Right For You: If you’re reading this, you probably already know that just like most things in California, electricity is expensive. In fact, the average cost of electricity in Los Angeles in April 2021 was 22.0 cents per kWh, this is 58.3% higher than the national average of 13.9 cents. It was even higher in San Francisco at 25.7 cents per kilowatt hour!

Do you think it’s fair that you pay more for your electricity just because you enjoy living in California? We don’t.

Unfortunately, the price of electricity isn’t going to get any cheaper. In fact, electricity rates have typically gone up around 3% every year.

Solar is the perfect way to reclaim your power and start pocketing the savings that are rightfully yours.