Your System

Installation Pending

Have you applied for solar with GRID? Want to know what happens next?

Solar Project Process

A step-by-step guide to your solar project, from application through installation and beyond.

Install Pending FAQ

We answer your questions about contracts, your installation, turning on your system, and more.

Maintenance and Repairs

Caring for Your System

How to take care of your solar energy system so that it works hard for you.

Maintenance and Repairs FAQ

We answer your questions about monitoring and maintaining your panels and inverters, and how to get help if something goes wrong.

Homeowner Guide

Everything you need to know in one handy PDF. Download in English, Spanish, or Chinese.

Make a Service Call

If you experience a problem with your rooftop solar system, contact a GRID Alternatives representative via our Service Call Center hotline or our service request form.

Energy Efficiency

Save even more on your energy bills with these tips, and get the most value out of your new solar energy system.

News From the Field

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GRID Alternatives’ Tribal Program and Ecological Action, a student-created nonprofit from Cherry... Read more ›
Cassandra and her mother Kim smile after completing the install.
In a rainy week in June, GRID partnered with the Rosebud Sioux Tribe for a We Build solar... Read more ›
Sequarier McCoy smiles down at the camera while standing on the roof during an installation.
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People gather in front of a solar panel in Marion, IL to mark the completion of the first training program under Future Energy Jobs Act.
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Savings for you, clean power for your community. Introducing the Energy for All Program! Read more ›
Raymundo de Jesus Villagra Garcia was born in San Isidro and has been living in the community in Nicaragua's mountainous northern region for 63 years. He is known to his neighbors as "Tío (Uncle) Raymundo."
"My name is Raymundo de Jesus Villagra Garcia and I’m 63 years old. I was born in the same house... Read more ›
Senator Kevin de León celebrates pairing of two state programs that are easing the energy burden... Read more ›
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