
SOLAR & BATTERY DESIGNED FOR THE VALLEY
Triple-digit summers shouldn’t mean a runaway PG&E bill.
25-year equipment warranty. No-money-down options subject to credit approval.
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Sunrun Named to the Fortune 1000 2026 List Following Strong Revenue Growth

2026 Consumer Affairs Buyer's Choice Award "Best Customer Service"

Sunrun Ranks No. 5 on TIME’s World’s Most Impactful Companies 2026

2025 Winner of Good Housekeeping Home Reno Awards
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FAQs
No. Sunrun offers no-money-down lease and power purchase agreement options. We’ll walk you through the exact numbers for your home, subject to credit approval.
It depends on your usage, roof, rate plan, and financing. There’s no single number, and savings are not guaranteed. Because PG&E rates have risen in recent years, many Valley homes see meaningful reductions, but the most accurate figure is the one in your custom quote.
Solar on its own doesn’t power your home during an outage, but solar paired with a battery does. During a shut-off, the battery automatically runs the essential loads you choose; how long it lasts depends on your battery capacity and usage.
Your home stays connected to PG&E. You use solar power as it’s produced, store extra in a battery, and draw from the grid when you need to. Under California’s current net billing rules, energy you send back earns credits at lower rates than before, which is why most homes pair solar with a battery.
Sunrun backs your system with a 25-year warranty covering equipment and service. The specific coverage depends on your equipment and financing option, and your agreement spells out exactly what’s included.
