Your power bill keeps going up. Your solar payment won't.
Solarsimple installs solar on your home for $0 upfront. Then you pay one monthly lease payment, locked for 25 years.
See if your home qualifies
Why bills are rising
The U.S. average home electricity price was 16.5¢ per kWh in 2024 and 17.3¢ in 2025, and the U.S. Energy Information Administration forecasts 18.2¢ for 2026.1 Footnote 1
The U.S. Department of Energy projects data center power demand will double or triple by 2028.2 Footnote 2
How it works
A quick check to see if your home qualifies.
A home assessment from our team.
Install at $0 upfront, then pay the same monthly lease payment for 25 years. Your rate is locked.
Who qualifies
- You own your home.
- Your roof gets good sun.
- Your credit score is 650+.
- You're in our service area (Virginia, Maryland, and parts of West Virginia).
Licensed to install
Virginia contractor license 2705174685
Solarsimple is a trade name of Roofsimple Inc. Maryland MHIC #148451.
Roofsimple Inc. dba Solarsimple
Questions
Is it free?
No. There's no upfront cost, and you pay a monthly lease payment instead.
Do I need to plan to stay?
It's best for homeowners who plan to stay long term. A lease runs 25 years, and your monthly payment stays the same the whole time. If you sell, the lease can be transferred to the next homeowner.
Will my payment go up?
No. Your monthly lease payment is locked for all 25 years.
Will my lease payment be more than my electric bill?
On a standard lease, no. The financing won't approve a monthly lease payment higher than your electric bill at the time you sign, and every lease includes a power production guarantee. If you add the optional backup battery, your payment can be higher.
Who owns and maintains the system?
Our financing partner, LightReach, owns the system. Solarsimple installs it. Maintenance is included in your lease and is handled by a certified LightReach contractor. Your lease agreement spells out the full terms.
Does it check credit?
Yes. A credit score of 650 or higher is required.
See if your home qualifies
To qualify for a lease, you'll need a credit score of 650 or higher.