Consultation & site review
Discovery call, satellite analysis of your roof, custom proposal in your inbox. No pushy sales visit.
Take the first stepReal numbers for your savings in 10 seconds
No call, no pitch








Cali Energy was established in 2017. Since then, we've completed over 2,000 solar installations across Southern California.









Family-owned, based in Northridge, working the Valley's roofs since 2017.
Two thousand homes later, our own tight-knit crew still does everything: solar, roofing, electrical, batteries — under one CSLB license with three classifications: B, C-10, C-39.
Same name on the design, the permit, and the truck — no subcontractors, no handoffs.
Solar, roofing, electrical, batteries — every step coordinated under one license, out of one office in Northridge. No 1-800 number, no handoffs, no surprises.
Discovery call, satellite analysis of your roof, custom proposal in your inbox. No pushy sales visit.
Take the first stepEngineered layout, structural calculations and full permit package filed with your city. We handle every signature.
Our own crew on your roof — panels, batteries, electrical, roofing if needed. Usually 1–2 days on site.
City sign-off, utility interconnection (PTO) and system commissioning. You get a dashboard to track production.
Three short videos with the questions we hear most often.
Watch any answer — or just call us and ask your own.
Many things affect the total system cost: the number of panels, whether you add a battery, and how much electricity you use — even two houses of the same size can use very different amounts. The best approach is to analyze your electric bill and design the system around it. To find out what your system will cost, give us a call and get a free estimate within 30 minutes.
The installation itself usually takes one to two business days. The whole project, from signing the contract to receiving permission to operate, depends on your city and utility company and usually takes one to two months. Right now most cities offer express permitting for solar systems, which cuts the project timeline significantly.
Your savings depend on the size of the solar system you install. By adjusting the system size, you choose how much of your electric bill to offset — a partial reduction or up to 100% coverage. It all comes down to your energy goals and budget.