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Sell your aging commercial solar project

We buy it as-is and pay you.

Free · 23 seconds · No commitment

The process

Three steps from a number to cash

Estimate, review, sell. Nothing is binding until you sign our written offer.

  1. Get your estimate

    Answer six quick questions and get a price range in about 23 seconds. Share revenue, contracts and costs and the range gets tighter.

  2. We review it

    We look at the condition, income, contracts and local market, then send you a written offer with a price and terms.

  3. Sell and walk away

    We buy the system, take over every contract and responsibility, and pay you at closing.

Eligibility

Does your project qualify?

Four yes-or-no questions. Your answers carry into your estimate. Full criteria →

Question 1 of 4

Is the system 6 or more years old?

Installed in 2020 or earlier.

Answer all four and we'll tell you where you stand.
Who sells to us

Four kinds of seller. One clean exit.

The reasons differ. The outcome is the same: the solar stops being your problem.

Schools, nonprofits, asset managers, estate executors? See everyone we buy from →

Why choose us

New company. Not new to solar.

We're buying our first systems now, led by a founder with 15 years building and running solar across the Northeast.

We're developing this market. Buying solar in its teenage years is new. No two deals are the same, so we work through each on its own terms.

  • Fast & clear

    Clear timeline & expectations
  • We take on everything

    Nothing left on your plate
  • We buy as-is

    No repairs or upgrades needed
Track record

Projects our founder built and ran

Developed, financed, built and operated. The same hands now keep aging systems producing.

Rooftop solar array on a REIT-owned commercial buildingRooftop · REIT-owned building
Our founder's projects

Solar that outlived its building's owner

Built for a REIT, still running after that REIT sold the building to another. Ownership changes are exactly where good systems get orphaned. This one didn't.

1.2 MW
System size
2
Building owners, so far
Rooftop
Mount type
Aerial view of solar carport canopies over a parking lotCarport · Live parking lot
Our founder's projects

4.8 MW over a parking lot

Carports are the hardest commercial build: steel, drainage, cars underneath. Built, interconnected and operated, which is why aging carports don't scare us.

4.8 MW
System size
Carport
Mount type
Open
Lot stayed in use
Rooftop solar array across a commercial building, part of a portfolio-wide programPortfolio · Rooftops
Our founder's projects

Fifteen megawatts, one handshake

A portfolio-wide agreement with a real estate owner, taken from term sheet to operation as one program. Big portfolios are a different sport, and we've played it.

15.2 MW
Across the portfolio
1
Agreement
Rooftop
Mount type
1 / 3
Good questions

What sellers ask first

All questions, answered →
Monthly newsletter

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One email a month: what aging systems are selling for, rule changes in your state, and when selling beats repairing.