Renew by Sun · Rajab Imtair

Get a clear, home-specific energy plan.

Meet with Rajab at your home for a free energy evaluation and site survey. Review your goals, the property and your energy use before deciding whether solar, a battery, both, or neither makes sense.

Serving homeowners across California, with a focus on Northern California and the Bay Area.

Home with rooftop solar. Photo via Unsplash.

Start hereA free home visit
At the visitHome + energy review
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Education before equipment

1
Walk the home and understand your goals

Review the property, your priorities and the questions that matter before discussing equipment.

2
Review energy use together

Have a recent PG&E bill available at the appointment. Rajab can use it to discuss usage and rate patterns without asking you to send it beforehand.

3
Decide on a useful next step

The honest answer may be solar, storage, both, a deeper design review, or no change right now.

You do not need a sales pitch

“I’ll help you understand your PG&E bill, your current solar, and the real options. If solar or a battery does not make sense, I’ll tell you that too.”

Rajab Imtair

What solar plus storage can do

DaySolar powers the home and can charge the battery
EveningThe battery can reduce grid imports after solar production falls
A tool, not a guaranteeResults depend on the home's usage, system design, rate plan, battery settings and program eligibility. Solar plus storage does not guarantee a zero bill, eliminate every fee, prevent outages or guarantee whole-home backup.

Start with the questions that change the answer

Why can my PG&E bill stay high even with solar?

Timing matters. A home may still buy grid power after solar production falls, especially during the 4-9 pm peak period.

Would a battery help my evening use or true-up?

It can shift some daytime solar into the evening, but the fit depends on your usage, rate plan, existing system, battery size and settings.

Is solar plus storage actually right for this home?

That answer should come from the bill, the roof, the home's energy use, moving plans and the agreement - not a generic savings claim.

See the seven questions worth asking