$2.64 Cost per Watt
Tesla, formerly Solar City, offers leading-edge solar technology with great aesthetics. They are also the leader in batteries and electric vehicles.
SolarCity was originally founded in 2006 by two brothers, Lyndon and Peter Rive. The company was acquired by Tesla in 2016 and now operates as an official subsidiary of Tesla, Inc. With this acquisition, Tesla has gone on to become the #1 provider of full-service solar solutions in the U.S. Tesla works with both the private and public sectors, providing solar installations to residences, commercial spaces, government buildings, and non-profits.
Tesla currently maintains over 70 operation centers across 21 states and the District of Columbia. High-profile clients include Walmart, HP, Stanford University, and the U.S. Armed Forces. As a full-service company, Tesla starts Read More
Additional advantages extended by this national solar provider include zero-down financing, predictable energy rates for consumers, and a home protection guarantee that insures repairs to a roof in the event of damage during an installation. Tesla also leverages microinverter technology for increased energy production on shaded panels.
LessSolar System: | 25 years |
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Battery System: | 10 years |
Roofing: | N/A years |
Solar Roofing: | 25 years |
3 / 5
Truong - Hawaii
Poor customer service and lack of oversight on the permitting.
Luna - Colorado
Such a professional, hardworking team! I highly recommend Tesla.
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