I'm an independent solar advisor based in the Central Valley, representing homeowners across Fresno, Clovis, Madera, and Visalia. My job is to shop the market on your behalf — and bring you only the offers worth signing.
Every solar homeowner I talked to said the same thing: "I felt like I got railroaded." The pitch was too fast, the numbers were vague, and the salesperson disappeared the moment the contract was signed.
Solar should be the easiest decision a Central Valley homeowner makes. The sunshine is free. The technology is mature. The savings are real. So why does the buying experience feel like a high-pressure timeshare presentation?
Because the typical solar rep on your porch is paid commission to close your deal at their company's price. They aren't shopping the market. They aren't comparing equipment options across installers. They aren't telling you when solar genuinely doesn't pencil out.
I sit on the other side of the table. I'm not on commission to any single installer. I shop your project across multiple companies in my network, negotiate price and terms against each other, and bring you a clear, honest recommendation. If the math doesn't work for your home, I'll tell you straight — and you'll walk away owing nothing.
That's it. That's the whole pitch.
Three commitments I make to every Central Valley homeowner I work with.
Every solar deal I bring is structured with no down payment, no upfront cost, and a monthly payment lower than what you currently send to PG&E. If it doesn't pencil that way, I don't present it.
If solar genuinely doesn't make sense for your home — bad roof orientation, low usage, complicated structural issues — I'll be the first one to tell you. I'd rather earn your referral later than push you into a deal you'll regret.
I answer my own phone. I return my own texts. When your installer is dragging their feet on PG&E PTO or your monitoring shows a problem, you call me — not a 1-800 number that loops you into a queue.
My work isn't limited to new installations. If it has anything to do with solar, batteries, or your PG&E bill, bring it to me.
The first step is a 15-minute call. You tell me about your home and bill. I tell you whether solar makes sense — and what the best deal would actually look like.