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Client Portfolio

The SolarCity team has over two decades of experience in solar system design and installation.

Our extensive knowledge and industry qualifications allow us to handle projects of any size and scope. The following are representative samples of jobs we have done that demonstrate the breadth of experience. Please browse through the various types of installations.

Call us at 888-SOL-CITY (765-2489) to schedule your free site evaluation. We are currently serving the San Francisco Bay Area, the Los Angeles Area, and the Fresno Area. We will be expanding into several other geographic regions in the coming year.

We look forward to helping you make the switch to solar!

You can see some of our featured installs below or view our gallery in detail


Roof Mount - 29kW		Non Penetrating Roof Mount - 29.1kW		Roof Mount - 29.9kW


Ground Mount - 3.8kW		Spanish Tile - 5 kW		Wood Shake - 9.8kW

Client: Mayway Corporation
Type: Commercial
SolarCity performed an energy efficiency retrofit and solar installation.

Client: Project Open Hand
Type: Commercial
SolarCity worked with an existing roofing contractor to seamlessly integrate the mounting system into the roof.

Client: Oakland Zoo
Type: Commercial
SolarCity first installed a 1 kW system for educational purposes and later installed a 28kW system on an adjacent building to offset electricity usage.

Client: Broyles Residence
Type: Residential
Carmel Valley residents are very aesthetically minded; the Broyles are not an exception.

Client: Driscoll Residence
Type: Residential
After living in Portola Valley Ranch for 30 years, Ted Driscoll decided to go solar.