Essentials
Start with the circuits you depend on most.
ILLUSTRATIVE PRICE$9,900one-time example · not a quote- Selected-load battery concept
- Inverter and isolation planning
- Installation and service scope review
PRICING / KNOW THE WHOLE PICTURE.
A starting point.
Not a surprise.
Explore three ways a home energy project could take shape. Start with what you want powered, then work toward a complete scope.
Sample pricing for this website concept. These invented round-number scenarios show the buying experience. They are not supplier quotes, approved CLD selling prices, financing offers, or a price for your ZIP code. Tax, freight, and major site upgrades are excluded.
More of home
Plan around more loads and more stored energy.
ILLUSTRATIVE PRICE$18,900one-time example · not a quote- Expanded storage concept
- Load management planning
- Large appliance compatibility review
Daylight, stored.
Bring generation and backup into one project.
ILLUSTRATIVE PRICE$24,900one-time example · not a quote- New solar and storage concept
- Roof and inverter compatibility review
- Utility interconnection planning
BEYOND THE PRICE TAG.
Ask what’s
included.
Two systems with similar price tags can cover very different work. A real proposal should make comparison easy.
Equipment
Exact models, usable storage, power output, compatible components, and warranty.
Installation
Electrical work, mounting, permits, commissioning, and any upgrades or exclusions.
Ownership & care
Who owns the equipment, monitors it, pays for repairs, and responds when help is needed.
Ongoing charges
Separate any service fee, financing cost, and utility bill. Never hide one inside another.
BUSINESS & GRID
Your project deserves its own scope.
Commercial loads, sites, and utility projects need a dedicated assessment.
ENERGY RATES
Your utility is
part of the picture.
CLD is not offering retail electricity rates in this preview. Use your existing bill to understand today’s costs.
A GOOD PLACE TO START.
Make a plan for what matters.
Start with your ZIP code, utility, and energy priorities.