What you use today.
What you’ll need next.
Bring recent bills. Discuss seasonal use, an electric vehicle, a planned ADU, or other changes before choosing a system size.
LOS ANGELES / RESIDENTIAL SOLAR
Make more
of your rooftop.
Solar planned around your home, your roof, and the electricity you use. Get a free in-home consultation with Wilshire Construction Group and understand the options before you commit.
- California general contractor · #1161824
- Roof condition, electrical scope & energy use reviewed
- Free estimate & consultation · No obligation
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FREE IN-HOME ESTIMATE & CONSULTATION
Get my free solar estimate
Tell us how to reach you. No appointment required.
Prefer to talk? Call (424) 542-9460 or text us.
A SYSTEM THAT FITS YOUR HOME
Start with your life.
Then plan the system.
A useful solar proposal connects energy use, roof suitability, and the full installation cost. Every part should make sense together.
What you use today.
A strong starting point
for the panels above.
Review roof age, condition, orientation, shading, available area, and access. Coordinate roofing needs before installing panels.
Understand the scope.
Compare the full cost.
Review equipment, installation, electrical work, permits, utility approvals, warranty documents, and the assumptions behind production estimates.
HOME ENERGY / A COMPLETE PICTURE
Energy planning with your home in mind.
A useful solar design brings the roof, household usage, equipment, and future plans into the same conversation. Look at the whole system before focusing on a headline number.
Your roof. A new possibility.
Discuss roof condition, available area, shade, orientation, and equipment placement.
Look closer at the system.
Review equipment specifications, mounting, electrical work, and written warranty documents.
01Household use & future needs02Roof readiness & placement03Equipment & ownership costs
ROOFING + SOLAR / ONE COORDINATED PLAN
Plan the roof.
Then the rooftop.
If your roof needs attention, address it in the project plan before panel placement. Avoid treating roof condition and system design as separate conversations.
- Review visible roof condition and remaining service life.
- Identify responsibility for roofing, mounting, and electrical work.
- Document any panel removal or reinstallation scope.
- Agree on the construction sequence, approvals, and handoff.
KNOW WHAT YOU ARE COMPARING
More than a panel count.
Ask for a written system proposal that explains the equipment, work, costs, and requirements for operation.
Electricity-use review
Discuss recent utility statements, household consumption, and changes expected from new appliances, an EV, or an ADU.
Roof compatibility
Review roof condition, available area, shading, orientation, mounting considerations, and any planned roof work.
System planning
Discuss capacity, equipment layout, electrical requirements, and the assumptions behind production estimates.
A defined installation scope
Review panels, associated equipment, mounting, electrical work, permits, and the responsibilities included in the proposal.
Utility & approval coordination
Identify the applicable utility process and approvals needed before the system is allowed to operate.
Proposal & warranty review
Compare total installed cost, exclusions, equipment documents, production assumptions, and financing terms if considered.
Production estimates are not guaranteed bill savings. Usage, shade, utility rates, fixed charges, and export rules affect the result.
PLAN YOUR PROJECT
Explore the potential of your rooftop.
Compare a solar installation budget with an annual energy-production scenario. Adjust the capacity, installed rate, and production assumptions.
A final proposal starts with your address and a defined scope. Default solar rates are illustrative and adjustable.
SOLAR COST & ENERGY CALCULATOR
Explore system cost and annual production using editable example assumptions.
Illustrative solar installation budget
Example inputs, not Wilshire pricing, guaranteed generation, or bill savings. Production divided by annual use is an energy comparison, not a utility-bill offset. This total does not apply tax credits, rebates, financing, or utility export payments.
YOUR FIRST VISIT / THROUGH TO OPERATION
A clear path forward.
- 01
Bring your energy story
Book a free in-home consultation. Have recent utility bills and details about your roof and future electricity needs ready.
- 02
Review the home & roof
Discuss site conditions, shade, roof suitability, equipment placement, and the electrical work involved.
- 03
Compare a complete system plan
Review capacity, installed scope, production assumptions, total cost, warranty documents, and required approvals.
- 04
Coordinate installation & operation
Follow the agreed installation sequence, inspections, and utility requirements before operation.
SOLAR QUESTIONS / CLEAR ANSWERS
Know more.
Decide with confidence.
Start with your home and your actual electricity use. Ask about the details behind the system proposal.
Is the solar consultation free?
Yes. Book a free in-home estimate and consultation with no obligation to hire. Discuss your roof, electricity use, and what needs to be reviewed for a project-specific proposal.
Will solar eliminate my electricity bill?
Not necessarily. Usage, system production, utility rates, fixed charges, and export rules affect bills. Production as a percentage of annual use is not the same as a bill reduction.
How large should my system be?
System sizing depends on actual and expected consumption, usable roof area, shade, orientation, electrical conditions, and utility requirements. Bring recent bills to the consultation.
Should I replace the roof before solar?
Review roof condition and remaining service life before choosing panel locations. If roofing work is needed, coordinate the two scopes and sequence before installing the system.
Does the calculator include rebates or tax credits?
No. The calculator does not apply tax credits, rebates, financing, or utility export payments. Confirm any current incentive eligibility independently before relying on it.
Can you help me understand the proposal?
Discuss equipment, complete installed cost, production assumptions, warranties, exclusions, financing terms, and utility steps. Review the current CPUC Solar Consumer Protection Guide before signing.
What will the consultation cover?
Bring recent electricity bills and any information about your roof. We will discuss household use, future needs, roof suitability, electrical scope, equipment, and the steps needed for a property-specific proposal. The consultation is free, with no obligation to hire.
Planning resource: CPUC Solar Consumer Protection Guide.
FREE IN-HOME ESTIMATE & CONSULTATION
Your roof.
Your energy plan.
Your next step.
Share your details and bring your questions. Start with a free solar consultation for your home.
No obligation to hire. California license #1161824. A request does not reserve an appointment or guarantee system suitability.
FREE IN-HOME ESTIMATE & CONSULTATION
Get my free solar estimate
Tell us how to reach you. No appointment required.
Prefer to talk? Call (424) 542-9460 or text us.