Your Pepco bill increases 5% every year. We install FREE solar panels on your roof to save you money on your power bill. It's time to switch to solar.
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60-Second Estimate
In just 60 seconds, see if you qualify and learn how much you can save with FREE solar on your roof.
With 15+ years as one of the solar companies in Washington, DC and 746+ installations, we know every roofline, every permit, and every utility rule in the DMV. Ben and the team handle everything from paperwork to final inspection.
Your consultation is a short intake call. No pressure, no gimmicks. If the numbers make sense for your home, we’ll schedule an in-person site visit for the next step.
Refer a DMV homeowner to City Renewables. After their system is installed and passes final inspection, we pay each of you $250.
"I'm pretty happy! The last couple months, I haven't had an electric bill, I've built credit! Ben has handled all the paperwork that I didn't understand. When tax time came, he gave me the forms I needed to give my accountant to get the tax credit. I highly recommend City Renewables."
"HIGHLY recommend working with this company. Ben has been excellent! He has a passion for helping area residents access solar power, and he has been a valued guide to us throughout our buying process. The installation was fast and well-done, and the financing was super competitive."
"The design was really very much driven by Ben and his analysis in terms of both how much power we need for our household. My kids were able to go to school and say we got solar panels installed on the house."
DC SRECs in 2026 trade around $360–$400. Learn how to sell them, what the $440 SACP means, and how to maximize value on your DC roof.
Do solar panels work in winter? Yes. DC’s cold helps efficiency; short days and brief snow lower output. We show real seasonal curves and how net metering and SRECs bridge winter.
Do solar panels work on cloudy days? In DC they do. Clouds cut output short term; a credible proposal shows annual production, weather inputs, and shade assumptions.