Your utility.
Your account.
Your next step.
Community solar availability depends on where electricity is delivered, who holds the account and whether a compatible project has space.
Have the essentials.
Keep the sensitive details.
Call Pinnacle Solar to talk through your questions and what needs to be confirmed for your location.
- The ZIP code where electricity is delivered.
- Your electric delivery utility, as shown on the bill.
- Whether your account is residential or commercial, and whether it is in your name.
- Any existing rooftop solar credits or community solar subscription.
You do not need to submit a utility bill, account number or payment information through this website. There is no online application here.
A conversation starts the review.
Calling does not establish eligibility, reserve project capacity or enroll you. Ask which current program and project, if any, can serve your electric account. Availability must be confirmed against the actual utility territory and provider requirements.
A nearby solar farm, a state program or a ZIP code alone is not proof that a subscription is available to you.
Understand state & utility differencesFour checks.
One informed decision.
These questions belong before a subscription agreement, rather than after it.
Location
Confirm the service address and delivery utility. A mailing address or retail supplier may not determine the program territory.
Account
Check the named account holder, rate class, existing solar participation and any program-specific qualifications.
Project
Confirm compatible territory, available subscriber capacity, operating status and the expected first-credit date.
Terms
Review pricing, fees, billing, cancellation, transfers and required permissions with the actual provider.
These resources describe specific programs or general educational guidance. They do not establish Pinnacle Solar availability or affiliation.
A different starting point
for each account.
Homeowners
Check the account holder and any existing solar credits. Roof condition is not the central eligibility test for an off-site subscription.
Renters
If the electric bill is in your name, start with that account. If electricity is included in rent, ask how the property is metered and who holds the account.
Businesses & nonprofits
Ask about commercial rate classes, usage, multiple service addresses, subscriber limits and who has authority to sign.
Understand the numbers before you decide.
Compare credits with subscription payments and fees, then review the actual offer.
Call Pinnacle Solar with your questions.