01Residential solar
Make the most of your roof.
Turn available roof space into a source of energy for your home. Start with a plan built around your roof and how you use power.
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Residential solar. Rooted in Arizona.
Solar, home batteries, and a plan for your roof.
Bring it all together with On Point.
One home. A few smart possibilities.
Whether you’re going solar for the first time or taking care of a system you already own, we’re ready to help.
01Residential solar
Turn available roof space into a source of energy for your home. Start with a plan built around your roof and how you use power.
Explore solarHome batteries
Store energy for later and plan for the circuits that matter most. We’ll help you understand your options and compatibility.
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03Detach & reattach
Roof work shouldn’t leave your solar plans in limbo. Coordinate panel removal and reinstallation with your roofing project.
Explore detach & reattachSolar + storage, explained
Explore what a thoughtfully designed solar and battery system can do.
Solar panels produce electricity in daylight. Your home can use that energy as it’s generated, with available surplus stored in a compatible battery or managed under your utility plan.
Output varies with sunlight, shading, equipment, and system design.
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Care for the roof beneath your solar.Detach. Reroof. Reattach.
Roof repair or replacement takes coordination. We help plan the solar removal and reinstallation so you and your roofer know what comes next.
From questions to a clear plan
Every roof and household is different. Your project should reflect that.
Share your goals, current setup, and what you’d like to change.
We’ll discuss site conditions, equipment compatibility, and the next steps for a useful proposal.
Confirm the scope, responsibilities, and schedule before moving forward.
Ask about a free, no-obligation roof inspection, including areas around your solar panels.
A little clarity goes a long way
There’s a lot to consider. Start here, then let’s talk about your home.
Ask us a questionRoof condition, shade, available space, electricity use, and utility requirements all matter. We start with your home and recent electric bills to discuss whether solar makes sense and what a site review should cover.
Often there are options, but compatibility depends on the existing inverter, electrical equipment, system ownership, and battery. Share your system information so we can review it before recommending a path.
Grid-connected solar generally shuts down during an outage unless the system includes compatible backup equipment. A properly configured battery system can support selected loads. What runs, and for how long, depends on the design, battery charge, and household demand.
Panels and some mounting equipment may need to be removed before roofing begins and reinstalled afterward. We review the system, roof scope, ownership requirements, and schedule with you. Do not remove or disconnect energized equipment yourself.
Yes. Contact customer service for project questions, battery options, detach-and-reattach needs, or the current free roof-inspection offer for existing customers. We’ll confirm the scope and scheduling with you.
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Your next step starts here
New solar, a battery upgrade, or roof work on the horizon? Start with a conversation.
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