Northern California · PG&E service area
● Prepaid solar lease · Own it at year 6
If you're a PG&E homeowner who assumed solar was over when the federal credit ended, there's a path you probably haven't seen: pay once (or finance through Travis Credit Union), stop paying for power, and own the system outright at year 6. See if your home qualifies.
No credit check to check eligibility · No lien on your home
● Read this first
The federal residential tax credit ended December 31, 2025, and a lot of homeowners quietly wrote solar off with it. But the math that matters, what you pay PG&E every month for the next 20 years, didn't change. The prepaid lease was built for exactly this moment: a way to lock in solar and actually own it, without a tax credit, without a loan hanging over your title, and priced below paying cash outright.
● The prepaid lease · How it works
We confirm your home and PG&E account are a fit. No credit check to see if you qualify.
Pay upfront, or finance through Travis Credit Union. Priced below buying the system for cash.
NVSP designs and manages the whole project. A licensed installation partner performs the install.
Little-to-no ongoing electric cost from day one, and the system becomes yours at year 6.
● Why homeowners choose the prepaid lease
● The hardware


● See if you qualify
Tell us where to reach you. We'll confirm whether the prepaid lease works for your home and PG&E account, no obligation, no credit check to check eligibility.
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A North Valley Solar Power specialist will reach out shortly to confirm whether your home qualifies.