The Project Solar Process
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      Does Project Solar Service My Area?

      Project Solar services the majority of the continental United States, but we do not have partnered installers in all areas. In states without installers, we can offer DIY install (do-it-yourself) projects where allowed by jurisdiction. 

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      States with Full Install available 

      The following states have Full Install available:

      - Arizona

      - Arkansas

      - California

      - Colorado

      - Connecticut

      - Delaware

      - Florida

      - Georgia

      - Idaho

      - Illinois

      - Maine

      - Maryland

      - Massachusetts

      - Minnesota

      - Missouri

      - Montana

      - Nevada

      - New Hampshire

      - New Jersey

      - New Mexico

      - New York

      - North Carolina

      - Ohio

      - Oklahoma

      - Oregon

      - Pennsylvania

      - Puerto Rico

      - Rhode Island

      - South Carolina

      - Texas

      - Utah

      - Vermont

      - Virginia

      - Washington

      - Washington DC

      - Wisconsin

       

      It's important to note that this does not mean the entire state is eligible for Full Install. Some areas within these states may be completely out of installer range, and other areas may only be eligible for Full Install with added travel cost. 

      If you'd like to know if Full Install is available in your specific area, go through our online calculator. This service will automatically provide install options based on your address.

      You can also reach out to our customer support team and provide your zip code. Once we have this information, we can tell you exactly what options are available in your area.

      States without Full Install available (DIY)

      The states not listed above (or below) do not yet have Project Solar installers, and are available for DIY projects only.

      With DIY projects, Project Solar handles the design, engineering, permitting, and equipment procurement. The customer is responsible for installing the system or contracting a third party to do so. 

      Some states and/or jurisdictions do not allow DIY solar--for example, DIY solar is currently prohibited in New Mexico. If you provide your zip code to our Customer Support Team (as explained above) they can provide more information about your specific jurisdiction's policies. 

      For more information on self-install, check out our DIY articles.

      States with Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) available

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      As of now, we offer Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) options in these states:

      - Arizona

      - California

      - Colorado

      - Connecticut

      - Florida

      - Illinois

      - Maryland

      - Massachusetts

      - Nevada

      - New Hampshire

      - New Jersey

      - New Mexico

      - New York

      - Pennsylvania

      - Rhode Island

      - South Carolina

      - Texas

      - Vermont

       

      As with Full Install, we may not offer PPA services in all areas of these states--check out online calculator or contact our support team to learn what options are available in your area. 

      States with no services currently available

      With the exception of Puerto Rico, Project Solar cannot currently service areas outside of the contiguous United States, including Alaska and Hawaii.