Solar & Roofing in Montgomery County, MD
Serving Rockville, Silver Spring, Bethesda, Gaithersburg and the rest of Montgomery County, one of the most solar-forward counties in the state.
Montgomery County
Rockville, Silver Spring, Bethesda, Gaithersburg, Germantown
Two utilities to navigate
Montgomery County is served by Pepco and Potomac Edison depending on location. Pepco’s residential rate has climbed sharply since 2020, which makes locking in your rate especially timely.
A streamlined permit program
Montgomery County’s DPS runs an eSolar program for eligible residential rooftop systems that can issue permits online once requirements are met. Homes in municipalities or historic districts follow the standard process instead, and we know which path applies to you.
Local financing options
The Montgomery County Green Bank offers loan products for residential clean energy. We walk you through options you may qualify for, alongside our zero-down lease.
Dense neighborhoods, close review
Established neighborhoods mean shading and HOA aesthetics both matter. Our all-black panel layouts are built with that scrutiny in mind.
Also serving
Rockville, Silver Spring, Bethesda, Gaithersburg, Germantown, and the rest of Montgomery County
Solar in Montgomery County, answered plainly.
Which utility serves Montgomery County?
Pepco serves most of the county, and Potomac Edison serves part of it. We confirm your utility before running numbers.
How fast can solar be permitted in Montgomery County?
Eligible rooftop systems can be permitted online through the county’s eSolar program. Homes in municipalities or historic districts use the standard process.
Nearby counties we serve
The same promise, wherever you are in Maryland.
Zero down, zero out of pocket. Your production, your roof and your rate are guaranteed for 25 years, and you work with an energy advisor, not a commissioned salesperson, from the first call to the final walkthrough.
Get my Montgomery County rate report
See exactly what Pepco rates have done since 2020 and what that means for a home like yours. Instant, free, no obligation.
Pepco rates, 2020 to 2026
That means the same electricity use that cost $150 a month in 2020 costs about $292 a month today, before any further increases.
Residential rates compiled from U.S. EIA Form 861, Maryland PSC filings and utility tariffs. Your own bill will differ.
Ready to see your numbers for Montgomery County?
Data centers are driving record demand on the regional grid, and Maryland homeowners are the ones paying for it, in higher rates and in less reliable power. Solar locks in your rate, battery backup keeps your lights on when the grid can't, and new programs for qualifying homeowners are opening up with deals that have never existed before. Zero down, zero out of pocket, zero pressure.
- Rate locked in for 25 years
- Battery backup for outages
- Production & roof guaranteed