Stellar Solar

If you are shopping for a Tesla Powerwall 3 in San Diego in 2026, the word “rebate” gets thrown around a lot. The reality is more specific: what you qualify for depends on who supplies your electricity, which program you enroll in, how the battery is configured, and whether you can meet ongoing partic...

If you’re shopping for solar in San Diego in 2026, the first question is usually “How much does it cost?” The better question is “What factors decide the cost for my house?”

That is because solar pricing in 2026 is not a single number. It is the outcome of a few inputs that vary wildly from home to home: roof design, electrical upgrades, battery decisions, permittin...

Installing a Level 2 EV charger at home in San Diego is one of the best quality-of-life upgrades an EV owner can make. It is also a project that can go sideways if it is treated like a simple “swap an outlet” job.

In 2026, the smartest approach is to think of home charging as a small electrical infrastructure project. The right outcome depends on permits, load calcu...

San Diego homeowners usually want two things from solar in 2026: strong performance and a roofline that still looks clean. The good news is that “solar that looks good” is no longer limited to niche products. Panel styling, mounting hardware, and electrical routing have all improved, and many of the best-looking systems also happen to be high-performing.

The key is ...