Northern California · PG&E homeowners

Solar didn't die.
You just weren't shown the version you own.

When the federal tax credit ended in 2025, a lot of people wrote solar off. They were looking at the wrong program. This one you pay for once, then own outright in year six.

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A Northern California home with rooftop solar — A system you own, not power you rent

The belief worth dropping

The incentive changed. The math still works.

The end of the residential tax credit made headlines. What it didn't do was end solar. It ended one way of paying for it.

This is an eligibility program, not a sales pitch. Qualifying homes pay a single upfront amount for a designed, managed solar system, or finance that amount through Travis Credit Union. From there, ongoing electric cost drops to little or nothing, and the hardware becomes yours.

How the program works

Pay once. Or finance once. Then it's yours.

i
We confirm your home qualifies and design a system for it.
ii
You pay upfront, or finance that payment through Travis Credit Union.
iii
Your ongoing electric cost drops to little or nothing.
iv
In year six, the system is yours to keep.

Solar panels installed by a licensed installation partner

Why homeowners choose it

Ownership, without the usual friction.

You own the system in year sixNot a lease. Not a lifetime of rented power.
No credit check, no FICO pullQualification isn't a hurdle built around your score.
No lien placed on your home
Transferable if you sellIt moves with the property.
Priced below paying cash
Financing available through Travis Credit Union

One point of contact

North Valley Solar Power designs and manages your system.

A licensed installation partner handles the physical installation. You deal with one team from qualification to switch-on, us.

Eligibility check

See if your home qualifies.

A few details is all it takes to check. No commitment, no credit pull.

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