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Tired of Getting Bent Over by Your Electric Company? | LADWP Solar | Future Energy
LADWP homeowners · Solar only · No battery upsell

Tired of Getting Bent Over by Your Electric Company?

Finally. Take something back.

Your roof sits in the sun all day doing nothing. Put it to work. Make your own power, keep your own money, and quit paying rent on electricity.

LADWP · Solar only · No battery upsell

Tired of Getting Bent Over by Your Electric Company?

Finally. Take something back.

Your roof sits in the sun all day doing nothing. Put it to work. Make your own power, keep your own money, and quit paying rent on electricity.

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Our Own Crew. Zero Subs. 12 Years on LA Roofs

Run the Numbers. Get Mad. Get Even.

Slide in your LADWP electric bill and watch what they’d take from you over the next 10 years. Then watch what you keep.

Your monthly electric bill$250
$80$600+

Electric only, not water, sewer or trash.

LADWP rate increase per year5%
2%8%

Starts at LADWP’s real 10 year average: about 5% a year, based on federal EIA data from 2015 to 2024 (up 55% total). Think they’ll suddenly play nice? Slide it down.

Your example system
6.4kW 16Panels $16,000Example price
What you keep over 10 years instead of handing it over
$0
Otherwise you’d pay $0 to LADWP. For the privilege.
Your bill after solar$0/mowas $250
Pays for itself in0 yrsthen it’s your money, not theirs
Your monthly bill in year 10. Brace yourself.
Keep paying LADWP$0
Armed with solar$0
Total damage over 10 years Keep paying LADWPGo solar (system + leftover bill)
See it year by year
Want the real number, not a ballpark? Talk to a Future Energy expert. Real person, real roof, real answer. If solar won’t pay on your house, we’ll tell you and go home.
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Example estimates, not a quote. Assumes about 30¢ per kWh today, the yearly rate increase you pick, about 1,600 kWh per kW per year from an LA rooftop, 400 watt panels, 0.5% yearly panel output loss, a system sized to your usage, and an example installed price of $2.50 per watt paid in cash. About 10% of your bill is assumed to remain. Financing changes the math. Your real number depends on your roof, shade, usage and tariff.

Licensed CSLB We never sell your info Real people, no bots
Solar only, no battery upsell • One price, in writing • LADWP net metering eligible
Pick Your Pain

Find Your Bill. See What You Keep.

Three LA houses. Three bills. One very annoying pattern. Tap yours and run the real numbers.

Light Sting $150/mo bill Save up to~$135/mo 4 kW · 10 panels Run My Numbers Most LA Homes The Gut Punch $250/mo bill Save up to~$225/mo 6.4 kW · 16 panels Run My Numbers Full Body Slam $350/mo bill Save up to~$315/mo 8.8 kW · 22 panels Run My Numbers

Examples, not quotes. Assumes about 30¢ per kWh effective LADWP cost, about 1,600 kWh per kW per year from an LA rooftop, 400 watt panels, and a system sized to cover your usage. Savings are shown as a reduction in your electric bill and are capped at 90% of it, since some charges remain. Your number depends on your roof, shade, usage and tariff.

The Problem

Same House. Bigger Bill. Funny How That Works.

You didn’t add a hot tub. You didn’t take up crypto mining. The price just went up.

26¢ to 41¢

Per kWh This Summer

LADWP’s standard residential tiers ran 26.41¢ to 40.97¢ a kWh for July through September 2026. Run the AC, pay the premium.

+10%

City Tax on Top

The City of LA’s electricity users tax rides on your electric charges, so every increase picks up a little tip on the way out the door.

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Votes You Get

Rates get set in meetings you weren’t invited to. You find out when the bill hits. Your roof is the one part of this you control.

The Good News

You’re With LADWP? That’s Your Edge.

Your buddies on SCE got stuck with NEM 3.0, which pays them pocket change for extra power and shoves a battery in their face. LADWP runs its own program, and its customers still get net metering. Use it.

1

Your Roof Clocks In

The sun shows up for work every single day. Now your panels do too.

2

Your House Eats First

Your home runs on your own power before buying a single kWh from anybody.

3

Extra Goes Back for Credits

Make more than you use and the extra can earn bill credits under LADWP’s current rules.

Credits are subject to LADWP’s current net metering rules and may not offset all charges on your bill. For most LADWP solar-only projects a battery is optional. Program rules can change; we’ll walk you through what currently applies to your address.

How We Roll

No Surprises. No Fine Print Games.

Zero Subcontractors

The people who sell it are the people on your roof. No mystery crew rolling up in an unmarked van.

Same Price, Start to Finish

The number you sign is the number you pay. No “oh, by the way” fees.

Written Warranty

25 years on our workmanship, from a crew that plans on being around to honor it.

No Battery Upsell

On LADWP, solar alone usually does the job. We won’t sell you a battery you don’t need.

The Other Screw Job

Burned by a Big Solar Company Before? Yeah. We Hear That a Lot.

The Big Corporate Pitch
Future Energy
Sold by a call center, installed by whoever’s cheapest that week
Our crew sells it, installs it, and answers the phone after
Surprise fees after you sign. Surprise!
Same price, start to finish, in writing
A lease payment that climbs every year, just like rent
You own it. No escalator. No landlord.
A battery upsell you didn’t ask for
Solar only when that’s what makes sense on LADWP
A warranty from a company that’s now a bankruptcy filing
25 year written workmanship warranty, licensed CSLB #1098214
How It Goes

Four Steps. Zero BS.

1

Slide in Your Bill

One number. No uploads, no paperwork, no robot emailing you at 2am.

2

See Your 10 Year Plan

What they’d take, what you’d keep, and the year it pays itself off.

3

Talk to a Real Human

We check your roof and tell you straight. If it’s a no, it’s a no.

4

Our Crew Installs

Permits, install and the LADWP paperwork. Same crew, start to finish.

Proof

Our Crew. LA Roofs. Real Work.

Finished install, Los Angeles
Our crew on the roof
Racking goes in first
12Years climbing LA roofs
1,400+LA roofs done, and counting
25 YrWritten workmanship warranty
#1098214California CSLB license. Look us up. Seriously. We want you to.

Your Solar Company Ghosted You?

Panels on the roof, installer gone, warranty worth less than the paper it’s printed on. Tell us what you’ve got and we’ll tell you straight whether we can help.

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Straight Answers

Questions. Answered Like a Human.

Will I still receive an LADWP bill?
Yes. You’re still their customer, just a much smaller one. Solar cuts how much power you buy from them. Anybody promising you a $0 bill forever is selling something.
Do I need a battery?
On LADWP, usually no. Net metering lets solar do the heavy lifting. A battery makes sense if you want backup power during outages, and we’ll tell you honestly whether it’s worth it for you.
What happens during a power outage if I don’t have a battery?
A standard grid tied system shuts off during an outage so the line crew fixing the wires doesn’t get zapped, even in broad daylight. Want the lights on during outages? That’s what a battery is for.
Is there still a federal solar tax credit?
The federal homeowner solar tax credit ended after 2025. We don’t count it in any number we show you. If someone’s still pitching it to you on a new purchase, ask them to put it in writing and watch them sweat.
How accurate is the 10 year plan?
It’s an honest ballpark built on typical LA numbers: today’s LADWP rates, the yearly increase you pick, and an example installed price. Your real number depends on your roof, shade and usage. A Future Energy expert confirms everything with a site visit before you sign anything.
Who actually does the install?
Our own crew. No subs, no mystery van. The company you talk to is the company on your roof and the company that picks up when you call later.
What does “same price, start to finish” mean?
The price in your signed contract is the price you pay. No surprise fees after the fact. The only thing that changes it is you changing the job, like adding panels or a battery.
Does solar make sense if my electric bill is relatively low?
Then the honest answer might be “not yet.” We’d rather lose the sale than sell you a system that doesn’t pay.
What happens if I sell my house?
A system you own generally stays with the house. If it’s financed, the loan terms decide what happens at sale. We’ll walk you through it before you commit.
My solar company went out of business. Now what?
Hit “Check My System” on this page and tell us what’s on your roof. We’ll look at what you’ve got and tell you straight whether we can help.
How long does installation take?
The install itself is quick. Permits and LADWP interconnection are the slow part, because of course they are. We’ll give you a real schedule for your house, not a fairy tale.

Stop Renting Your Power. Start Owning It.

Thirty seconds and one number. Worst case, you find out exactly how much they’ve been taking.

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Future Energy is an independent solar contractor, CSLB License #1098214, and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP). Savings figures on this page are illustrative estimates, not quotes or guarantees, and the “save up to” figures in the bill examples are an estimated reduction in your electric bill, not net of system cost. They assume an effective cost of about 30¢ per kWh, about 1,600 kWh per kW per year of production, and a system sized to your stated usage, and are capped at 90% of your bill. Actual results depend on your roof, shading, usage, equipment, final system size and the LADWP tariff in effect. LADWP rate figures reflect the standard residential (R-1A) tier rates for July through September 2026 and change periodically. Net metering credits and eligibility are governed by LADWP’s current rules and may change. Solar-only systems generally do not provide power during a grid outage unless equipped with approved backup. The federal residential homeowner solar tax credit ended after 2025 and is not included in any figure here. The 10 year plan compares paying LADWP with an example cash purchase at $2.50 per watt plus the remaining bill, assumes 0.5% yearly panel output loss, and uses the yearly rate increase you select; LADWP’s historical average was about 5% a year from 2015 to 2024. Every estimate is confirmed by a site assessment.

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