Roofing, Solar & Battery Financing Options in the Bay Area
Home Pro Roofing and Solar helps homeowners throughout Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties explore financing options for roof replacement, solar installation, battery backup storage, and solar panel removal and reinstallation.
Whether you're replacing an aging roof, installing a new solar system, adding battery storage, or combining roofing and solar into one coordinated project, the right financing option depends on your goals, budget, and preferred payment structure.
Established in 2006, Home Pro is a woman-owned roofing and solar company based in Sunnyvale, California. We help homeowners compare financing programs, understand their options, and coordinate the roofing and solar work involved in their projects.
Available options may include traditional home improvement loans, energy-efficiency financing, PACE financing, solar leases, monthly Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), and Prepaid Solar Leases or Prepaid PPAs.
Call (800) 650-3134 or contact Home Pro to discuss your project and available financing options.
Which Financing Option Works for Your Project?
Not every financing arrangement is available for every type of home improvement.
Roof replacement, solar installation, battery storage, and solar panel removal and reinstallation have different financing requirements. Some loan programs can cover several improvements, while solar leases and PPAs primarily finance qualifying solar systems and related eligible equipment.
For projects combining roofing and solar, separate financing arrangements may be appropriate for different portions of the work.
Home Pro helps homeowners understand which options may apply before selecting a financing program.
Home Improvement and Solar Loans
Loans allow homeowners to finance eligible improvements while generally retaining ownership of the equipment or improvements purchased.
Loan approval, interest rates, repayment periods, and eligible project costs depend on the lender, the financing program, and the homeowner's qualifications.
Home Pro can help homeowners explore available loan programs without requiring them to use a particular lender.
GoGreen Home Energy Financing
GoGreen Home Energy Financing is a California financing program that connects eligible homeowners with participating lenders offering loans for qualifying energy improvements.
The program is administered through the California Alternative Energy and Advanced Transportation Financing Authority (CAEATFA).
Home Pro is an authorized GoGreen contractor. We are not tied to a specific lender and encourage homeowners to compare available offers.
Depending on current program requirements, eligible improvements may include qualifying roofing, solar, battery storage, and related energy-efficiency projects.
Interest rates, loan amounts, terms, and eligibility are determined by participating lenders and applicable program rules.
Why homeowners consider GoGreen: Access to participating lenders and financing options for eligible home energy improvements.
Learn more about GoGreen Financing through Home Pro or visit the official GoGreen Financing website.
Wheelhouse Credit Union Solar and Home Improvement Loans
Wheelhouse Credit Union offers financing products that may be available for qualifying solar and home improvement projects.
Depending on current programs, financing may be available for solar installations, battery storage, and eligible related improvements.
Some lending programs may offer promotional terms, extended repayment periods, or other features for qualified borrowers.
Homeowners should confirm current rates, introductory periods, fees, eligible improvements, and repayment conditions directly with the lender.
Why homeowners consider Wheelhouse: Credit union financing options for qualifying home energy projects.
Home Pro can help homeowners review financing options that may be available for their proposed project.
GoodLeap Solar and Home Improvement Financing
GoodLeap offers financing programs for qualifying solar and home improvement projects through participating contractors and installation providers.
Available products may include loans for solar installations, battery storage, roofing, and related eligible improvements.
Loan availability, payment terms, fees, and interest rates depend on the financing product and the homeowner's qualifications.
Certain solar ownership or payment arrangements may also be available through participating installation programs.
Why homeowners consider GoodLeap: Financing options for qualifying solar and broader home improvement projects.
Home Pro can help homeowners determine whether an applicable GoodLeap financing option is available.
PACE Financing Through Property Taxes
Property Assessed Clean Energy, commonly called PACE, is a financing structure that may allow eligible property owners to fund qualifying improvements through an assessment associated with the property.
Eligible improvements can include certain roofing, solar, energy-efficiency, and related projects, depending on the program and local requirements.
PACE financing differs from a traditional unsecured loan because repayment is generally collected through property tax assessments.
Eligibility may consider property equity, mortgage status, ability to pay, and other program requirements.
PACE financing can affect refinancing, mortgage arrangements, property taxes, and the sale of a home. Homeowners should carefully review these implications before proceeding.
Why homeowners consider PACE: An alternative financing structure for eligible property improvements.
Learn more about PACE Financing.
Comparing Home Improvement and Solar Loan Options
The best loan depends on the type of project, available financing programs, repayment period, borrowing costs, credit qualifications, and whether the financing creates a property assessment or other security interest.
Homeowners should compare the total financing cost, not just the monthly payment or advertised interest rate.
| Feature | GoGreen Financing | Wheelhouse Credit Union | GoodLeap Loan | PACE Financing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Financing Structure | California-supported lending program through participating lenders | Credit union loan | Private home improvement or solar loan | Property assessment financing |
| Loan Amount | Varies by lender and eligibility | Subject to current credit union limits | Depends on financing product | Based on property and program eligibility |
| Interest Rate / APR | Set by participating lender | Current published rates apply | Based on loan offer | Set by PACE provider |
| Repayment Term | Varies by lender | Varies by selected loan | Varies by loan program | Varies by assessment agreement |
| Property Lien / Security | Depends on loan agreement | Depends on financing product | Depends on financing product | Property assessment obligation |
| Credit / Eligibility Review | Lender underwriting | Credit approval required | Lender underwriting | Property, income and ability-to-pay review |
| Promotional Offers | Check current lender offers | Check current offers | May be available by program | Check provider terms |
| Payment Deferral | Subject to loan terms | May be available | Subject to loan terms | Paid through assessment schedule |
| Roofing Eligibility | Qualifying cool roofs | Confirm qualifying project | Eligible roofing projects | Eligible roofing projects |
| Solar / Battery Eligibility | Qualifying solar-plus-battery and battery projects | Eligible solar and energy projects | Eligible solar and battery projects | Eligible improvements |
| Home Pro Relationship | Authorized contractor | Financing option homeowners may explore | Available through qualifying programs | Available for eligible projects |
Financing rates, loan limits, terms, fees, security requirements, and program eligibility are subject to change. Home Pro Roofing and Solar is not a lender. Contact the financing provider to confirm current offers. Review the GoGreen Financing and Wheelhouse Credit Union websites for current program details. PACE assessments may affect property taxes, refinancing, and property sales.
Prepaid Solar Lease or Prepaid PPA: One Upfront Payment
A Prepaid Solar Lease or Prepaid Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) provides an alternative to purchasing a solar system outright or making monthly solar lease or PPA payments.
Under qualifying programs, the homeowner makes one upfront prepaid payment, while a third-party owner retains ownership of the system for the period defined in the agreement.
The program may include solar equipment, qualifying battery storage, monitoring, maintenance, equipment warranties, production-related protections, and future ownership-transfer provisions, depending on the specific contract.
Home Pro works with qualifying solar financing and installation programs that may make these arrangements available to eligible homeowners.
Learn more about Prepaid Solar Lease and Prepaid PPA programs.
Why Consider a Prepaid Solar Lease or Prepaid PPA in 2026?
For eligible homeowners, a prepaid program may offer a competitive alternative to direct ownership or monthly solar financing.
Potential advantages include:
- One upfront prepaid amount rather than recurring monthly solar lease or PPA payments
- Third-party ownership during the applicable contractual period
- Maintenance or performance obligations defined by the program
- Possible future transfer of system ownership under the agreement
- Solar and qualifying battery storage options
- Financing arrangements that may allow homeowners to fund the upfront payment
The actual financial benefits depend on the program price, equipment, system production, contractual terms, and available alternatives.
Home Pro helps homeowners compare the written pricing and terms rather than relying on a universal savings percentage.
Maxwell Power Prepaid PPA, Formerly HDM Renewable Finance
Maxwell Power, formerly HDM Renewable Finance, offers a Prepaid Solar Power Purchase Agreement for qualifying residential solar projects.
Under the Prepaid PPA, the homeowner makes one upfront payment for the electricity arrangement defined in the agreement.
A third-party owner retains ownership of the solar system during the applicable ownership period.
Depending on the program, the agreement may provide production-related protections, maintenance obligations, equipment coverage, and future ownership-transfer provisions.
Certain qualifying projects require an approved third-party solar installation company, which may include Solar Tech depending on the program.
When a third-party installer is used, that company communicates directly with the homeowner regarding its installation work.
Home Pro remains the homeowner's primary Home Pro relationship and helps coordinate the overall project.
Best suited for: Homeowners interested in a single upfront prepaid payment and a third-party-owned solar arrangement with clearly defined contractual responsibilities.
Participate Energy Prepaid Solar Lease
Participate Energy offers a Prepaid Solar Lease for qualifying residential solar projects.
The homeowner makes one upfront prepaid payment under the lease arrangement rather than making recurring monthly solar lease payments under the prepaid structure.
A third-party owner retains ownership of the system during the period defined in the lease agreement.
The program's contractual terms govern equipment ownership, maintenance, production provisions, applicable warranties, and any future ownership transfer.
Program eligibility depends on the property, participating installation provider, and current program requirements.
An approved solar installation partner may be required for the installation.
Best suited for: Homeowners who prefer a one-time prepaid solar lease payment rather than ongoing monthly solar lease payments.
What Is the Difference Between Maxwell Power and Participate Energy?
Both programs may provide a prepaid alternative to a traditional solar purchase or monthly financing arrangement.
However, they use different contractual structures.
Maxwell Power: A Prepaid Power Purchase Agreement, in which the contract addresses the purchase of electricity generated by a third-party-owned solar system.
Participate Energy: A Prepaid Solar Lease, in which the contract addresses the use of a third-party-owned solar system.
Both involve a prepaid payment under the arrangements currently being discussed by Home Pro.
Ownership, maintenance, warranties, production-related obligations, and transfer provisions depend on the specific agreement.
| Feature | Maxwell Power Prepaid PPA | Participate Energy Prepaid Solar Lease |
|---|---|---|
| Program Type | Prepaid Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) | Prepaid Solar Lease |
| Former Program Name | HDM Renewable Finance | Not applicable |
| Upfront Payment | One upfront prepaid payment | One upfront prepaid payment |
| Monthly Solar Payment | No recurring monthly PPA payment under the prepaid arrangement | No recurring monthly lease payment under the prepaid arrangement |
| Initial System Ownership | Third-party system owner | Third-party system owner |
| Ownership Transfer | Potential transfer in year six, subject to agreement | Potential transfer, subject to lease agreement |
| Battery Storage | Available on qualifying projects | Available on qualifying projects |
| Equipment Warranty | Manufacturer and program-specific coverage | Manufacturer and program-specific coverage |
| Maintenance | Defined by the PPA agreement | Defined by the lease agreement |
| Production Guarantee | Subject to program terms | Subject to program terms |
| Rate Escalator | No recurring monthly solar payment to escalate under the prepaid structure | No recurring monthly solar payment to escalate under the prepaid structure |
| Credit / Eligibility Review | Subject to program requirements | Subject to program requirements |
| Property Lien / Filing | Depends on agreement and applicable filings | Depends on agreement and applicable filings |
| Program Availability | Qualifying locations and projects | Qualifying locations and projects |
| Solar Installation | Approved installation company required where specified by program | Approved installation company required where specified by program |
| Installation Partner | May include Solar Tech, depending on program | May include Solar Tech, depending on program |
| Home Pro Relationship | Primary Home Pro customer relationship and project coordination | Primary Home Pro customer relationship and project coordination |
Both options involve a single upfront prepaid solar payment and third-party system ownership during the applicable contractual period. Utility charges may still apply. Ownership transfers, equipment coverage, production guarantees, maintenance, installation responsibilities, and other terms depend on the specific agreement. Home Pro Roofing and Solar is not the third-party system owner or financing provider.
Who Owns the Solar System Under a Prepaid Lease or PPA?
A third-party system owner retains legal ownership for the period established in the program agreement.
The homeowner receives the contractual rights and benefits defined by that agreement.
Ownership is different from directly purchasing a solar system with cash or a traditional solar loan.
Before selecting a prepaid program, homeowners should understand the owner, responsible installation company, maintenance provider, warranty coverage, and ownership-transfer provisions.
Can Ownership Transfer to the Homeowner After Five Years?
Certain prepaid solar programs may allow ownership transfer in year six, following the initial ownership period.
However, the timing, cost, availability, and conditions of any transfer depend on the executed agreement.
Homeowners should not assume that every prepaid program provides identical transfer rights.
Home Pro helps homeowners review the applicable program structure before choosing an option.
Can Battery Storage Be Included in a Prepaid Solar Program?
Some qualifying prepaid solar programs allow battery storage to be included with a new solar installation.
The available battery equipment, coverage, replacement obligations, maintenance responsibilities, and pricing depend on the program.
Home Pro can help homeowners compare qualifying solar-only and solar-plus-battery configurations.
Learn more about our solar and battery storage services.
Monthly Solar Power Purchase Agreements
A monthly solar Power Purchase Agreement allows a homeowner to obtain electricity from a third-party-owned solar system under a contractual payment arrangement.
Instead of purchasing the solar equipment outright, the homeowner makes payments according to the agreement.
Monthly PPAs may have an initial electricity rate, annual price escalator, production-related payment terms, maintenance obligations, and a specified contract duration.
The responsible third-party owner, financing provider, and installation company may have different roles.
EnFin Solar Financing and Monthly PPA Options
EnFin is a solar financing provider offering financing programs through participating solar installation companies, including Solar Tech and Axia by Qcells.
Depending on the current program and project eligibility, EnFin financing options may include monthly solar Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and other qualifying solar financing arrangements.
The participating solar installation company is responsible for its contracted installation work and communicates directly with the homeowner regarding that work.
Home Pro Roofing and Solar helps homeowners explore available financing options and coordinates the overall roofing and solar project when applicable.
Financing terms, equipment eligibility, payment structures, and program availability depend on the participating installation company and current EnFin offerings.
GoodLeap Monthly Solar PPA
GoodLeap may offer monthly solar PPA products through qualifying installation partners and programs.
Under a qualifying PPA, the third-party system owner retains ownership while the homeowner pays according to the agreement.
Available terms, equipment options, monthly payment structures, escalators, and maintenance obligations depend on the specific offering.
Home Pro can help determine whether an applicable GoodLeap PPA is available for the project.
Comparing Monthly Solar PPA Options
Monthly PPAs should be evaluated based on their complete contractual terms.
Important considerations include initial electricity pricing, annual escalators, estimated production, battery coverage, maintenance responsibilities, home-sale provisions, and total projected payments.
| Feature | EnFin Monthly Solar PPA | GoodLeap Monthly Solar PPA |
|---|---|---|
| Financing Provider | EnFin | GoodLeap |
| Payment Structure | Monthly payments under a Power Purchase Agreement | Monthly payments under a Power Purchase Agreement |
| Upfront Payment | Depends on program and proposal | Depends on program and proposal |
| Monthly Payment | Based on the PPA agreement | Based on the PPA agreement |
| Contract Term | Defined by the agreement | Defined by the agreement |
| Annual Escalator | Subject to selected PPA terms | Subject to selected PPA terms |
| Initial System Ownership | Third-party system owner | Third-party system owner |
| Battery Storage | May be available on qualifying projects | May be available on qualifying projects |
| Battery Coverage | Depends on program and agreement | Depends on program and agreement |
| Equipment Warranty | Manufacturer and program-specific coverage | Manufacturer and program-specific coverage |
| Installation Workmanship | Provided under the responsible installation company's agreement | Provided under the responsible installation company's agreement |
| Maintenance | Defined by the PPA agreement | Defined by the PPA agreement |
| Production Guarantee | Subject to program terms | Subject to program terms |
| Home Sale / Transfer | Subject to PPA transfer provisions | Subject to PPA transfer provisions |
| Early Purchase Option | Subject to agreement | Subject to agreement |
| Credit / Eligibility Review | Subject to program requirements | Subject to program requirements |
| Participating Installers | May include Solar Tech and Axia by Qcells, depending on program | Approved installation partners, depending on program |
| Installation Communication | Directly with the responsible solar installation company | Directly with the responsible solar installation company |
| Home Pro Relationship | Primary Home Pro customer relationship and project coordination | Primary Home Pro customer relationship and project coordination |
EnFin and GoodLeap are financing providers offering programs through participating installation companies. Monthly PPA terms, availability, rates, escalators, battery coverage, maintenance obligations, and ownership-transfer provisions vary by agreement. The responsible installation company performs its contracted solar work and communicates directly with the homeowner about that work. Home Pro Roofing and Solar remains the primary Home Pro relationship and coordination contact.
Monthly Solar Leases
A monthly solar lease is another form of third-party-owned solar financing.
Under a typical monthly lease, the homeowner pays for the use of the solar equipment according to the lease agreement.
This differs from a monthly PPA, which generally bases its payment structure on the electricity produced by the solar system.
A solar lease may provide a fixed payment structure, scheduled increases, maintenance arrangements, and transfer or purchase provisions.
Home Pro helps homeowners compare available lease and PPA options based on actual project proposals.
A monthly solar lease is different from the Participate Energy Prepaid Solar Lease, which uses one upfront prepaid payment under the program discussed on this page.
Solar Tax Credits and Incentives in 2026
Federal solar tax incentives changed significantly beginning in 2026.
The federal Residential Clean Energy Credit under Internal Revenue Code Section 25D ended for qualifying expenditures made after December 31, 2025.
This means homeowners purchasing qualifying residential solar or battery equipment in 2026 generally cannot claim the former federal residential clean energy credit for that new expenditure.
Certain qualifying business-owned solar and storage projects may involve separate federal tax incentives, subject to applicable law, deadlines, and project requirements.
How Do Third-Party-Owned Solar Tax Incentives Work?
In a qualifying third-party-owned arrangement, the eligible system owner may be entitled to applicable business-level tax benefits.
Those potential benefits are determined by the system owner's eligibility, project qualifications, and current tax requirements.
Program providers may take available tax incentives into account when establishing their lease or PPA pricing.
However, homeowners do not personally claim the business-level tax credit under a third-party-owned agreement, and no particular savings percentage is guaranteed.
Actual pricing depends on the financing provider and specific proposal.
Does a Prepaid Solar Lease or PPA Guarantee a 30% Discount?
No universal 30% discount applies to every prepaid solar program.
Some providers may offer substantial savings compared with selected purchase or financing alternatives.
The savings must be evaluated using the actual prepaid amount, system specifications, energy production, contract terms, and other available proposals.
Home Pro can help homeowners compare options using documented project pricing.
Why Do Some Prepaid Solar Programs Retain Ownership for Several Years?
Certain business-level tax incentives include recapture rules that may apply during an initial period after qualifying equipment is placed in service.
Those rules can influence how third-party owners structure ownership and transfer provisions.
However, the applicable tax rules and contractual obligations depend on the specific arrangement.
Homeowners should review the executed agreement and consult a qualified tax professional for tax-related questions.
Are There California Solar or Battery Incentives Available?
Some California programs may provide financial incentives for eligible solar or battery storage projects.
Eligibility depends on the applicable program, location, customer qualifications, funding availability, and equipment.
Battery storage incentives may be available through qualifying programs such as the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP).
Home Pro can help homeowners identify available programs worth reviewing, while the responsible provider handles applications assigned to its scope.
Financing by Home Improvement Service
Different projects have different financing requirements.
Understanding which financing arrangements apply to each service can help homeowners choose a practical approach.
Financing for Roof Replacement
Roof replacement may qualify for traditional home improvement loans, eligible energy-efficiency financing programs, or qualifying PACE financing.
Solar leases and PPAs do not generally finance standalone roof replacement because they are designed around eligible solar energy systems.
Home Pro can help homeowners explore appropriate roofing financing options.
Learn more about our roof replacement services.
Financing for Solar Installation
Solar installation may qualify for cash purchases, traditional solar loans, monthly leases, monthly PPAs, Prepaid Solar Leases, Prepaid PPAs, and eligible PACE financing.
Availability depends on the installation company, financing provider, project requirements, and homeowner qualifications.
Home Pro helps homeowners compare ownership and third-party-owned arrangements.
Learn more about solar installation.
Financing for Battery Backup Storage
Battery storage may qualify for financing through eligible loans, qualifying energy programs, PACE financing, and certain solar lease or PPA arrangements.
The availability of battery-only financing can differ from the options available for a combined solar and battery system.
Home Pro can help homeowners evaluate batteries alongside an existing or proposed solar installation.
Learn more about battery storage solutions.
Financing for Solar Panel Removal and Reinstallation
Solar panel removal and reinstallation during roof replacement may be financed through certain home improvement loans or other qualifying financing programs.
Eligibility depends on the lender and whether the work is included in a roof replacement or broader eligible improvement project.
A traditional solar PPA is generally not intended to finance removal and reinstallation of an existing system by itself.
Home Pro can review the roofing and solar work involved and help homeowners explore available financing options.
Learn more about solar panel removal and reinstallation.
Financing a Combined Roof Replacement, Solar and Battery Project
A project combining roofing, solar installation, and battery storage may benefit from coordinating the financing before installation begins.
For example, a homeowner may use a traditional home improvement loan for a roof replacement and a separate Prepaid Solar Lease or Prepaid PPA for a qualifying solar and battery system.
Alternatively, an eligible loan may cover multiple improvements.
Home Pro helps coordinate the overall roofing and solar project while clearly identifying the financing, installation, permitting, and warranty responsibilities associated with each portion.
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Why Choose Home Pro for Roofing and Solar Financing?
Home Pro brings roofing experience, solar knowledge, battery storage options, and project coordination together for homeowners planning substantial home improvements.
Multiple Financing Options
Rather than promoting only one financing arrangement, Home Pro helps homeowners explore available programs suited to the type of improvement and preferred ownership structure.
Options may include loans, PACE financing, monthly solar programs, and qualifying prepaid solar programs.
Coordinated Roofing and Solar Planning
Home Pro understands that a roof replacement and new solar installation must be planned together when both are part of the same project.
Coordinating these improvements can help avoid unnecessary scheduling conflicts and ensure that roof condition and solar installation requirements are considered early.
Clear Solar Installation Partner Responsibilities
Home Pro may perform solar installations directly on certain projects.
Other programs require approved third-party solar installation companies, which may include Solar Tech or Axia by Qcells depending on the program.
When a third-party installer is involved, that company communicates directly with the homeowner regarding its solar installation work.
Home Pro remains the homeowner's primary Home Pro relationship and coordination contact.
Local Experience Since 2006
Home Pro Roofing and Solar is a woman-owned company established in 2006 and based in Sunnyvale, California.
We serve homeowners throughout Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties.
Learn more about Home Pro Roofing and Solar.
Roofing, Solar and Battery Financing FAQs
Can I finance a roof replacement without installing solar?
Yes. Roof replacement may qualify for traditional home improvement loans, eligible energy financing programs, and qualifying PACE financing.
Solar leases and PPAs generally do not finance standalone roof replacement.
Is a Prepaid Solar Lease the same as a Prepaid PPA?
No. A Prepaid Solar Lease provides contractual use of a third-party-owned solar system, while a Prepaid PPA concerns the purchase of electricity generated by a third-party-owned system.
Both may involve a single upfront prepaid payment, but their legal structures and contractual terms differ.
Does Participate Energy require monthly payments?
Under the Participate Energy Prepaid Solar Lease structure discussed by Home Pro, the homeowner makes one upfront prepaid payment rather than recurring monthly solar lease payments.
Other charges or obligations, if any, are determined by the actual agreement. The homeowner may still receive utility bills for electricity purchased from the grid and applicable utility charges.
Can I include battery storage in a Prepaid Solar Lease or PPA?
Battery storage may be included in qualifying prepaid solar programs.
Available equipment, pricing, warranty coverage, maintenance, and replacement obligations depend on the selected agreement.
Can I finance the upfront payment for a prepaid solar program?
Some homeowners may be able to obtain separate financing to cover the upfront prepaid amount.
Loan approval, eligibility, and repayment terms depend on the lender.
Home Pro can help homeowners explore available financing options for their project.
Who owns the system under a prepaid solar program?
The third-party system owner retains ownership for the period defined in the lease or PPA agreement.
Any future transfer is governed by the specific contract.
Does Home Pro install all financed solar projects directly?
No. Home Pro may perform solar installations directly on certain projects, but some financing programs require an approved third-party solar installation company.
The company performing the installation is responsible for its contracted solar installation work, while Home Pro maintains the customer-facing Home Pro relationship and overall coordination role.
Can roofing and solar have different financing arrangements?
Yes. A roof replacement and solar installation may use separate financing arrangements depending on the project and the available programs.
For example, roofing may be financed through a home improvement loan while the solar portion is provided under a qualifying prepaid solar arrangement.
The contracts identify each provider's responsibilities.
Will Home Pro help me compare financing options?
Yes. Home Pro helps homeowners understand available financing arrangements and how they apply to their roofing, solar, battery storage, or combined improvement project.
Actual rates, terms, approval, and availability are determined by the applicable providers.
Financing Options for Santa Clara and San Mateo County Homeowners
Home Pro Roofing and Solar serves homeowners throughout Santa Clara County, including Sunnyvale, Mountain View, Palo Alto, Cupertino, Santa Clara, San Jose, Saratoga, Los Altos, and Los Altos Hills.
We also serve San Mateo County communities, including Redwood City, San Mateo, Menlo Park, San Carlos, Belmont, and Foster City.
Our goal is to help local homeowners understand their financing options while planning roofing, solar, and battery improvements with clear installation and contractual responsibilities.
Get a Free Roofing, Solar or Battery Financing Consultation
Not sure which financing option is appropriate for your project?
Home Pro Roofing and Solar can help you compare available choices and identify financing arrangements suited to your goals.
Whether you are replacing your roof, installing solar, adding battery storage, or coordinating multiple improvements, we can help you evaluate your next steps.
Home Pro Roofing and Solar
Professional Home Improvement, Inc. DBA Home Pro Roofing and Solar
100 S. Murphy Avenue, Suite 200
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
(800) 650-3134
California Contractor License #1050229
Financing Disclaimer: Home Pro Roofing and Solar is not a lender or tax advisor. Financing availability, rates, terms, promotional offers, eligibility, and program requirements are subject to change. Solar ownership, installation, maintenance, warranty, and transfer responsibilities are governed by applicable written agreements. Information is provided for general educational purposes and is not a commitment to lend or a guarantee of financial savings.