13.38 kW rooftop solar — Granada Hills
A 13.38 kW system in Granada Hills. Installed 2025. Clean, low-profile panel layout that follows the roof lines.
Cali Energy is a local, full-stack-licensed solar installer and battery-storage company serving Granada Hills — part of the City of Los Angeles served by LADWP. Because LADWP isn't on the CPUC's NEM 3.0 tariff, net metering in Granada Hills stays more favorable than in neighboring SCE areas, so paybacks remain strong. We're based in Northridge and do every step in-house — solar panels, battery backup, roofing and electrical — under one CSLB license (#1032379: B, C-10, C-39). Below are real Granada Hills installs, from a 3.1 kW rooftop to a 13.38 kW system.
Get a free Granada Hills solar estimate20 projects completed across Granada Hills — a few of them below.
A 13.38 kW system in Granada Hills. Installed 2025. Clean, low-profile panel layout that follows the roof lines.
A 12.05 kW system in Granada Hills — Enphase microinverters. Installed 2025. Sized to cover most of the home's annual electricity use.
A 10.09 kW system in Granada Hills — Enphase microinverters. Installed 2025. Tidy conduit routing with a flush roof mount.
A 8.7 kW system in Granada Hills — Enphase microinverters. Installed 2023. A straightforward residential install in Granada Hills, handled end to end.
A 8.1 kW system in Granada Hills. Installed 2023. Even panel spacing laid out to keep shading to a minimum.
A 3.1 kW system in Granada Hills. Installed 2026. Designed for daily bill offset and long-term energy savings.
A rooftop solar system in Granada Hills. Permitted, installed and taken through to PTO by Cali Energy.
A rooftop solar system in Granada Hills. Roof-mounted array built for years of low-maintenance output.
A rooftop solar system in Granada Hills. Clean, low-profile panel layout that follows the roof lines.
A rooftop solar system in Granada Hills. Sized to cover most of the home's annual electricity use.
A rooftop solar system in Granada Hills. Tidy conduit routing with a flush roof mount.
A rooftop solar system in Granada Hills — SolarEdge. A straightforward residential install in Granada Hills, handled end to end.
A rooftop solar system in Granada Hills. Installed 2022. Even panel spacing laid out to keep shading to a minimum.
Twenty-three Granada Hills case studies go further than the photographs above — what the roof was, what the service took, how the permit and the interconnection actually ran, and what happened after the system was switched on.
Parts of Granada Hills lie in a mapped methane buffer zone, where LADBS can require a methane soil-gas report before a permit goes forward. On a 16.2 kW job inside it in 2025, Cali Energy commissioned the survey two days after filing, had the underground trench inspected before backfill, and the system had permission to operate that October.
On a hillside ADU with a 100-amp main, the array connected through a 125-amp subpanel inside the new building, worked out from the real equipment ratings, and the unit had permission to operate in May 2026. On another Granada Hills house, LADWP's service review asked for the gas equipment to meet current clearances before the service work; with that done, the system was switched on in December 2025.
Main panel upgrades in Granada Hills →Fourteen systems in ZIP code 91344 report to our monitoring. When the inverter on a 2021 optimizer system of ours was replaced in 2026, the work stayed on the wall and off the roof, and all twenty-seven optimizers were paired again before production resumed.
Solar repair in Granada Hills →On a Granada Hills tile roof in 2023 we traced a reported leak to a penetration older than the solar and sealed it on the first visit; when the owners re-roofed that summer, we took the modules off and put them back around the new roof in August.
Solar removal and reinstall: how we do it →The tear-off on a 2022 Granada Hills job, thirty squares, uncovered rotten wood, and it was replaced before a single mount was set; the system had permission to operate that August. On shingle we slide a metal flashing plate under the course above every mount, as on a 2025 Granada Hills job where the old vent pipes were re-flashed too and the system has run since its final.
Roofing in Granada Hills →One licensed contractor covers solar, battery, roofing and electrical, so the job does not get handed between companies.
Based in Northridge, we know LADWP permitting and net metering inside out.
20+ installs in Granada Hills and work across Southern California since 2017.
Cali Energy · 19201 Parthenia St, Unit E, Northridge, CA 91324 · CSLB #1032379 (B, C-10, C-39)
