Solar panels convert sunlight into direct current (DC) electricity. An inverter then converts the DC electricity into alternating current (AC) electricity — the kind your home actually uses. That power flows through your electrical panel to run your home, and any excess can be sent back to the grid or stored, depending on your setup and utility program.
The cost of a solar installation varies depending on the size of the system, the type of panels used, and the location of your home or business. We offer two straightforward options: our Pay Per KW (PPA) at $0.09/kWh with zero upfront cost, or Full Service ownership at $1.59/watt — the best price in the USA. We'll give you exact numbers in your free quote.
Solar power is a renewable energy source that reduces greenhouse gas emissions and helps combat climate change. It also provides energy independence and can significantly lower — or even eliminate — your monthly electric bill. With GO FUSE, your power production is guaranteed in writing.
It means exactly what it says: if your system doesn't produce the amount of power we committed to in your contract, we make it right. The guarantee is in writing on every contract — no fine-print games.
No. We take care of the entire permitting process — design, engineering, city approvals, and utility interconnection. You don't touch the paperwork.
With the PPA, you pay $0.09 per kWh for the power your system produces — zero upfront cost, you just buy the power cheaper than utility rates. With Full Service, you own the system outright at $1.59/watt, which delivers the biggest long-term savings. Both include design, engineering, and permitting.
From signed contract to power-on typically runs several weeks, depending mostly on your city's permitting speed and utility approval. We keep you updated at every milestone — you'll never wonder where your project stands.