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Conceptual Northern California home with rooftop solar panels

Northern California solar and service

Solar that stays accountable.

One local team designs, installs and services your system from the first plan forward.

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Established2011
California license965111
Google, Aug 20264.7 from 305
HeadquartersYuba City

Start with what you actually need.

A new system and an existing-system problem should never enter the same generic funnel.

One team should own the whole relationship.

The differentiator is not another generic savings promise. It is one accountable path through design, installation, monitoring and service.

In-house

Westhaven publicly positions design, installation and service under one local team.

Local

Yuba City headquarters with direct phone and email access.

Conceptual close view of a solar panel surface
Service

A clear route for diagnostics, maintenance and repair after activation.

Solar detail is a concept visual.

Westhaven Power service truck ready for field work

Support should not disappear after install day.

Westhaven's service offer is a real local advantage when a system needs attention or the original installer is no longer available.

Make the California decision with current inputs.

Start with the home's actual load.

Review bills, usage patterns and expected additions such as an EV or heat pump before sizing equipment.

Final project modeling must use the customer's utility, current tariff and current tax guidance. Tax outcomes require a qualified adviser.

Local stories, framed honestly.

These customers and locations appear in Westhaven's published stories. Production case studies should add approved project scope and measured outcomes.

Chico

Greg S.

Westhaven reports designing a system around this homeowner's needs.

Vacaville

Bob F.

Westhaven reports that this project reduced the homeowner's monthly utility bills.

Crescent City

Kevin W.

Westhaven reports traveling to serve a project other providers would not.

Clarity first. Decision second.

Choose new solar and battery planning or help with an existing system. Start with a direct conversation, not a seven-page intake.

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