How the SOLRITE VPA actually rolls out
From your first estimate to system live.
Seven clear steps. Here's what happens between the moment you ask for an estimate and the moment your battery powers on, what we handle, and what we'll need from you.
The 7-step rollout
Click any step to see what happens.
Tap any card below to expand the details, what happens, who handles it, and what (if anything) you need to do.
Upload your latest utility bill (or pick a bill range) and tell us a bit about your home. We'll come back with a system designed for your usage, battery size, expected savings, and the all-in monthly cost. No credit check, no commitment.
- Who handles it
- A SOLRITE energy expert builds your design and reviews it with you.
- What you need to do
- Fill out the form to make sure you qualify, share your last energy bill, and approve the design.
The short version
What we handle vs. what you handle.
The list on the left is ours. The list on the right, that's the entire ask, start to finish.

SOLRITE handles
- System design + engineering
- All permits + AHJ paperwork
- Utility interconnection submission
- Equipment + delivery
- SOLRITE-certified installer assignment
- Inspections + commissioning
- Monitoring for the life of the agreement
- Battery replacements if anything fails
You handle
- Share your bill, get an estimate
- Sign your agreement (email)
- Watch the welcome video (~3 min)
- Save a payment method on file
- Be home for the site survey (~90 min)
- Be home for install (1–2 days)
- Be home for city inspection (~30 min)
- TX only: sign one utility letter, then enroll with REP at PTO
That's it. Three on-site visits, a few quick async tasks, no live calls to schedule. Everything else runs in the background.
Refer a Friend
Know someone who wants lower bills?
Refer a friend and earn $500 when they go solar, or $150 for a battery. Send us their name and number, we handle the rest.
Ready when you are
Start with an estimate.
Share your last bill and we'll come back with a system designed for your home, battery size, expected savings, and the all-in monthly cost. No commitment.