14.96 kW rooftop solar — Woodland Hills
A 14.96 kW system in Woodland Hills — 44 QCELL Q.PEAK DUO panels, Enphase IQ7+. Installed 2022. 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 Woodland 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 Woodland 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 Woodland Hills installs, from a 4.76 kW rooftop to a 14.96 kW system.
Get a free Woodland Hills solar estimate22 projects completed across Woodland Hills — a few of them below.
A 14.96 kW system in Woodland Hills — 44 QCELL Q.PEAK DUO panels, Enphase IQ7+. Installed 2022. Clean, low-profile panel layout that follows the roof lines.
A 12.9 kW system in Woodland Hills. Installed 2020. Sized to cover most of the home's annual electricity use.
A 9.6 kW system in Woodland Hills. Installed 2019. Tidy conduit routing with a flush roof mount.
A 6.1 kW system in Woodland Hills. Installed 2023. A straightforward residential install in Woodland Hills, handled end to end.
A 5.5 kW system in Woodland Hills — 19 QCELL panels, Enphase IQ8+. Installed 2023. Even panel spacing laid out to keep shading to a minimum.
A 4.76 kW system in Woodland Hills — 14 QCELL Q.PEAK DUO panels, Enphase IQ7+. Installed 2022. Designed for daily bill offset and long-term energy savings.
A rooftop solar system in Woodland Hills. Permitted, installed and taken through to PTO by Cali Energy.
A rooftop solar system in Woodland Hills. Roof-mounted array built for years of low-maintenance output.
A rooftop solar system in Woodland Hills. Clean, low-profile panel layout that follows the roof lines.
Fourteen Woodland 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.
In ZIP codes 91364 and 91367, 88.7% of the 16,279 single-family homes were built before 1978. On one Woodland Hills roof the framing turned out to be about seven feet apart and the bolts on site could not reach it, so Cali Energy's crew stopped work, specified thirty 5/16-by-10-inch bolts the same morning and resumed only on a re-stamped drawing; the array passed its final inspection in March 2022.
A derate can be the fastest route to solar on a full panel. On a 2021 Woodland Hills job the main breaker came down from 200 to 175 amps instead of the panel being replaced, the twenty-seven-module array went up on a Saturday, and sixteen days after the homeowner first called, the system had permission to operate.
Main panel upgrades in Woodland Hills →Two of the eleven systems we monitor in Woodland Hills' ZIP codes include a battery. On our battery-first project one battery could carry nineteen of the twenty-six microinverters, so the other seven went on a branch that drops off during an outage, and the house has had backup since May 2022. On another house, nineteen IQ8 microinverters give daytime backup without a battery to an essential-loads subpanel, switched on in July 2023.
Home batteries in Woodland Hills →Eleven systems in Woodland Hills' ZIP codes report to our monitoring, six of them for more than five years. When one portal showed no production in August 2026 while the site stayed online with no fault raised, we re-read the data before sending anyone: the cause was the home internet, the missing days filled back in, and the visit was called off at no charge.
Solar repair in Woodland Hills →After the solar on one Woodland Hills house in 2021, we came back for a Level 2 charger, an exterior outlet, a security light and a stucco patch, all finished that July.
EV chargers: how we do it →On a Woodland Hills house in October 2025 we stripped twenty-eight squares, re-decked the whole roof with 87 sheets of new plywood and laid a cool-rated architectural shingle with twelve low-profile vents, and the roof permit was finaled on 15 October.
Roofing in Woodland 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.
22+ installs in Woodland 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)
