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Submit Basic Information
Share your name, contact information, property address, and whether the property receives a Pepco bill.
Serving Washington, DC
See If Your DC Home Qualifies for Free Solar Installation
Qualified homeowners may receive a professionally installed solar energy system with no installation charge through a provider-owned Power Purchase Agreement.
Final approval depends on utility eligibility, property ownership, required documentation, roof and electrical conditions, and a successful site survey.
No installation charge for approved homes
The solar provider covers the approved system installation cost.
Provider-owned and maintained system
The provider generally owns the equipment and handles covered maintenance.
Local guidance from start to finish
Get help understanding the steps, documents, and review process.
Free Installation for Approved Homes
No installation charge when all program requirements are met.
Pepco Service Area
Serving eligible Washington, DC properties.
Site Survey Required
Roof and electrical conditions must be reviewed.
Provider-Owned System
Ownership and maintenance are handled by the solar provider.
The Process
How Free Solar Installation Works
Your online submission starts the review process. Final approval comes after documents and property conditions are verified.
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Speak With a Solar Consultant
We contact you to explain the program, answer questions, and discuss whether the property may be a good fit.
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Complete Documents
Qualified applicants may need to provide a recent Pepco bill, government-issued ID, ownership information, breaker panel photos, and signed agreements.
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Site Survey and Final Approval
A professional inspection reviews the roof, electrical system, access, and project requirements before final approval.
Why Choose On The House Solar
A Clear, Local, Customer-Focused Process
Local DC Support
Work with a solar consultant focused on Washington, DC homeowners and Pepco-served properties.
Straightforward Explanations
Get clear information about the PPA, provider ownership, documents, site survey, and next steps.
No Installation Charge for Approved Homes
When the property and customer meet all requirements, the provider covers the approved installation cost.
Guided Documentation
Receive help understanding what is needed before documents are submitted through the proper process.
Professional Property Review
Roof condition, available space, electrical setup, shading, and access are reviewed before final approval.
No Pressure Consultation
Start with a conversation and decide whether the program makes sense for your property.
Potential Benefits
Why Homeowners Consider Solar
Actual savings and energy results vary by property, system production, electricity usage, utility rates, and agreement terms.
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Renewable Energy
Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity for use at the property.
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Potential Electric Cost Reduction
Solar may reduce electricity costs depending on usage, production, and agreement terms.
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Provider Maintenance
Covered maintenance is generally handled by the provider during the agreement.
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Lower Environmental Impact
Solar energy can reduce reliance on electricity generated from fossil fuels.
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Energy Produced at Home
The property can use electricity produced by the installed solar system.
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Guided Project Process
Approved projects move through design, permitting, utility review, inspection, and installation.
Begin Here
See If Your Home Qualifies
Complete the form and Malin White will contact you to discuss the property, program, and possible next steps.
Request a Free Consultation
This form begins an initial review only. Do not upload your ID, Pepco bill, or other sensitive documents here.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the solar installation really free?
Yes, for homeowners who qualify for the provider-owned PPA program. When the property meets the program requirements, including Pepco eligibility, ownership verification, suitable roof conditions, electrical compatibility, and a successful site survey, there is no installation charge to the homeowner. The solar provider pays for the installation and owns the system during the agreement.
What makes a home eligible?
Eligibility can depend on Pepco service, property ownership, roof quality, usable roof space, electrical system compatibility, shading, access, required documentation, and the results of the site survey.
Does solar guarantee that my electric bill will be zero?
No. Solar may reduce electricity costs, but results vary based on energy usage, solar production, utility charges, system design, and agreement terms.
What documents may be needed later?
Continuing applicants may be asked for a recent Pepco bill, government-issued ID, ownership information, breaker panel photos, signed documents, and other project information through the proper process.
Why is a site survey required?
The site survey allows professionals to examine roof, structural, electrical, access, and installation conditions before final project approval.
Is On The House Solar part of Pepco or the government?
No. On The House Solar is an independent solar consultation and lead-generation business. It is not Pepco and is not a government agency.
Questions About the Process?
Contact Malin White
Washington, DC Solar Consultant