Keep your daytime power
A battery stores what your panels make so you use it at night — instead of buying it back from the utility at full retail.

SoCal homes · Solar + battery
Under NEM 3.0, selling power back pays pennies. Store it, use it tonight, and stop buying peak-rate electricity.
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A battery stores what your panels make so you use it at night — instead of buying it back from the utility at full retail.
Export credits are a fraction of retail. We size solar + storage so you cut the bill you actually feel.
Local SoCal installers, CSLB #985340, 25-year warranty we stand behind — not a door-to-door lease pitch.
Free assessment · No lease pitch · Real numbers for your roof
Get my free assessment →“Top-notch service and unmatched professionalism — I couldn't be happier!”
“Feels really good to have a negative electric bill.”
“Option One Solar designed exactly what I wanted and delivered the prettiest solar install I've ever seen.”
If rising bills sound familiar
Panels make power at noon. You use power at night. Without a battery, you still buy the expensive hours.
NEM 3.0 changed the math. Storing your energy beats selling it back for pennies on the dollar.
We design for ownership — clear numbers, no lease escalators, and a free assessment before you decide.





Make sure your system is properly sized, built for your future energy needs, delivers the savings promised, and is not costing you more than it should. Talk to Option One first.
About a minute online. An Option One specialist calls shortly with numbers for your address.
For most SoCal homes, yes. NEM 3.0 pays little for export — a battery lets you use daytime solar at night instead of buying power back at full retail.
You keep the savings and incentives. Leases/PPAs can look cheap monthly until escalators and the 25-year total — and you often still don't own the system.
Qualifying systems completed by Dec 31, 2026 can lock in today's exclusion. After that the rules change — start while there's time to permit and install.
Yes — family-owned since 1970, Apple Valley–based, CSLB #985340, licensed & insured across Southern California.