Solar Solutions for Builders and Contractors—Expert Guidance, No Sales Pressure.

Offer more value to your clients, unlock new revenue opportunities, and partner with experienced consultants who work for your success—not a sales quota.

Expand Client Offerings

Offer solar consulting and energy solutions without needing to build internal expertise.

Meet Sustainability Demands

Deliver energy-efficient, sustainable projects that meet client and regulatory expectations.

Increase Property Value

Add high-value solar and energy solutions that make your developments stand out.

Streamline Project Delivery

We handle analysis, design, and procurement—helping you stay on budget and on schedule.

Let’s run the numbers—no pressure, no sales pitch. Just expert advice designed around your business.

Built for Builders, Developers, and Contractors

Today’s commercial and residential clients expect more than just a well-built project—they expect energy efficiency, sustainability, and future-proof design. At EIP, we help builders and contractors deliver fully integrated solar solutions that increase project value, reduce client energy costs, and meet growing demand for renewable energy. We act as your trusted energy consultant—providing expert analysis and project support without adding overhead to your team.

Real Results for Builders and Developers

Solar energy isn’t just a value-add anymore—it’s a competitive advantage. Partnering with EIP means offering your clients cutting-edge energy solutions without needing internal solar expertise. Whether you’re developing commercial buildings, residential communities, or large infrastructure projects, we help you design, source, and deliver solar solutions that strengthen your reputation and bottom line.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost for builders in San Diego to integrate solar into new construction in 2025?

In San Diego, commercial-scale solar averages $2.33–$3.15 per watt. A 50 kW system for a mid-sized building would run roughly $116k–$157.5k before incentives. The 30% federal ITC and accelerated depreciation (MACRS) can drop that significantly.

What San Diego solar incentives are available for contractors and developers?

 

Key incentives include the 30% federal ITC, the California property tax exclusion for solar, and SGIP rebates for battery storage on qualifying projects. Partnering with us ensures clients get every incentive available.

How long does it take to install solar in a new San Diego build?

For new construction, solar timelines align with the building schedule. Most systems install in 1–4 weeks once the roof is ready, with permitting and utility interconnection planned in parallel to avoid delays.

How can builders use solar as a value-add for clients?

Adding solar boosts property value, reduces long-term operating costs, and positions projects as eco-friendly. Many buyers now expect renewable energy features in new homes and commercial spaces.

Are there turnkey solar solutions for contractors?

Yes, we offer full-service design, permitting, procurement, installation, and inspection so builders can integrate solar seamlessly without adding internal overhead.

What trends in building-integrated solar should contractors know?

Trends include solar-ready roofing, BIPV (Building-Integrated Photovoltaics), and pairing solar with EV charging infrastructure in both residential and commercial projects.

How does solar impact project sustainability ratings?

Solar can contribute LEED, GreenPoint Rated, and other green building credits, helping projects meet ESG goals and regulatory benchmarks.

What warranties cover builder-installed solar systems?

Most panels come with 25-year performance warranties and 10–25-year product warranties, while our workmanship coverage ensures installation quality.

Can contractors install solar during construction to avoid retrofits later?

Absolutely. Installing solar during construction saves on labor, design revisions, and roof penetrations compared to post-construction retrofits.

How do tax credits and depreciation benefit developers?

 

Combining the 30% federal ITC with MACRS accelerated depreciation can recoup 40–50% of system costs in the first few years.