You pay a fraction.
Investors cover the rest.
Solar sized to your roof, three 10 kWh batteries, one fixed monthly payment. No credit score. Pilot limited to the first 3,000 homes in the Houston area where you choose your electric provider.
Your ZIP code tells us which deals you qualify for. We confirm by full address before you sign.Three deals. Your address sets the terms.
Access: nothing down. Value: lowest total cost. Battery: own Powerwalls outright. Energy Community addresses unlock Access and a lower Value deposit.
One bill.
Two payers.
Federal credits worth 30% or more go to whoever owns the system. An investor owns it, takes the credits, and you get the low fixed payment.
Straight answers
Check the contract price, deposit and monthly payment on your agreement. If they don't match what you were told, don't sign.
The government discounts solar 30% or more, but only for whoever owns the system. So an investor owns it, takes the discount, and you get the low fixed payment. The trade: you don’t own the system during the term. No middleman markup, no hidden fees.
Yes. Your PowerDEAL payment is separate. Solar powers your home first, then charges the batteries; anything beyond that still comes from the grid.
No. Savings depend on your usage. What is fixed is your monthly payment — it never changes during your term.
Your monthly payment stops. Buy the system at fair market value, or keep the service for an annual fee: $48 per kW of solar and $49 per kWh of storage — about $1,426 a year for three batteries — rising 3% a year.
Solar is sized to your roof during design, so panel count varies. Three 10 kWh SolarEdge batteries (29.1 kWh usable) are standard.
Only once your utility grants permission to operate. Plan for about 3 to 6 months from signing to switch-on.
No. You sign three agreements (solar, storage, purchase), complete a short recorded welcome call, and show a photo ID and a utility bill from the last 3 months.
Yes — the Battery Deal, anywhere in the Houston area where you choose your electric provider. About $10,000 per Tesla Powerwall plus a flat $3,500 professional installation by our program vendor — one battery installed is about $13,500, two about $23,500. You own it outright; there’s no solar and no third-party owner.
PowerDEAL is administered by Ayvo Inc., which selects and coordinates the installer, handles permits, and processes your payments through a secure online portal. Never pay a rep directly.
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