Start with the electricity you want to stop buying.
0Solar.com is an ABC Solar Incorporated statement. If the idea makes sense to you — produce solar kWh, use what you make, store what you can, and buy less from the utility — then the next step is a real solar conversation.
ABC Solar Incorporated has been building solar systems since 2000. Tell us about your property, your electric bill, your utility, and what you want solar or batteries to accomplish.
0Solar does not mean free solar panels, free utility electricity, guaranteed bill elimination, or no-cost installation. Solar savings and system results vary.
A good solar conversation begins with your real goal. Do you want to reduce purchased electricity? Add batteries? Prepare for outages? Power business operations? Support critical loads? Manage peak-rate costs? Add EV charging? Expand an existing system?
Bring the bill. Bring the question. Bring the goal. Then we can discuss the solar system around reality.
Use the contact information below. Include your property type, city, utility, approximate monthly usage if known, and whether batteries or backup power matter.
Send project questions, site details, electric bills, roof information, battery goals, or business solar inquiries.
Call ABC Solar Incorporated to begin a direct conversation about solar, batteries, critical loads, and utility bill strategy.
ABC Solar Incorporated
24454 Hawthorne Blvd
Torrance, CA 90505
CCL #914346
These are the kinds of questions that lead to a better solar and battery design.
Share your annual and monthly utility usage if available. The kWh history helps shape system size.
Tell us whether your goal is evening use, peak-rate management, backup power, selected critical loads, or deeper resilience.
Refrigeration, internet, medical equipment, lights, outlets, pumps, HVAC, EV charging, business equipment, and security systems all affect design.
Utility rules, time-of-use rates, export credits, demand charges, and fixed charges can change the value of solar kWh and battery storage.
Future EV charging, heat pumps, air conditioning, business expansion, roof replacement, or battery additions should be discussed early.
Bring the bill. Bring the question. Bring the goal.
Then design the solar system around reality.A responsible solar proposal may require electric usage history, utility rate information, roof or site details, electrical service information, photos, desired backup loads, battery goals, and any known future electrical loads.
For commercial projects, useful information may include interval data, demand charges, operating hours, roof plans, service equipment, tenant needs, ownership structure, and tax/incentive considerations.
0Solar applies to homeowners, businesses, nonprofits, churches, schools, ranches, buildings, parking lots, and critical-load resilience projects.
Reduce purchased electricity, add batteries, plan for outages, support EV charging, or improve long-term energy control.
Use roofs, parking lots, or facilities as energy assets while reducing operating exposure and supporting resilience.
Identify critical loads, backup duration goals, battery capacity, inverter capability, and realistic outage expectations.
The 0Solar conversation starts with a simple goal: produce more of your own usable electricity and buy less from the utility.
