Refer a Friend and Earn $1500!*

You can now earn $1,500* by referring someone to switch to solar. The referee must sign a new sales contract between November 1, 2024 and December 31, 2024.

Submit a Referral

*Program restrictions 1) Client referral fees are $1500 per referral and are paid out once the referred client’s project is completed. 2) Fees earned over $500 in a fiscal year will be 1099’d. 3) Referral clients must also have a system size of 7.0 kw or above to earn the additional $500 bonus.

Submit Referrals with the Solar Negotiators App!

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Best Solar Companies for Solar Installation and Solar Maintenance and Panel Cleaning. Solar Negotiator Fresno and Bakersfield.

Power Up Referral Program

Use your personal network to spread the word about our business. The more you send our way, the more you earn! Power up to the next tier to earn bonus rewards

Supporter

Every, single, time

$1,000

*Referral fees are only paid once the project has the system installed and funded.

Advocate

Earn 5 Referrals

$2,000

*Referral fee total would be $1,000 + $1,000 bonus = $2,000 paid out on 5th referral’s project completion.

Promoter

Earn 10 Referrals

$2,500

*Referral fee total would be $1,000+ $1,500 bonus = $2,500 paid out on 10th referral’s project completion.

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Customer must accept system ownership on the designated transfer date or may incur fees from the prepaid PPA provider, with terms varying by contract. Financing rates, schedules, and eligibility depend on credit approval and may differ by applicant, and not all will qualify for advertised terms. Utility rates, tariffs, and net metering policies are subject to change, which can affect projected savings and performance. For systems owned by a third party under a PPA or lease, the owner may file a UCC-1 financing statement to secure their interest, which may appear on property records until ownership transfers or the filing is released.