Solar · storage · DC / MD / VA
Serving homeowners and businesses across Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia. Designed and installed by our own crews — sized to your actual bill, not a sales quota.
What we do
Design, permitting, and installation are all in-house — so one company stands behind your whole system.
Custom rooftop and ground-mount systems designed by our in-house engineers, sized to your actual usage — not a template.
Keep the lights on through outages and bank cheap daytime power for the evening peak with Tesla Powerwall and Enphase batteries.
Roof, carport, and ground arrays for businesses, non-profits, HOAs, and government — with financing that protects cash flow.
How it works
From a satellite estimate to switch-on in as little as four to eight weeks.
We pull satellite imagery and visit your property to measure roof, shading, and usage — then model your true savings.
Our engineers design a system sized to your bill, your roof, and your goals. You approve the plan and the numbers.
We file every permit, utility interconnection, and incentive application. You sign; we handle the rest.
Our own crews — never subcontractors — install in a day or two, pass inspection, and flip the switch.
Why the DMV pays off
Maryland and DC have some of the strongest SREC markets in the country. Virginia's net metering may not last. We model the real numbers for your state.
Maryland's Brighter Tomorrow Act pays Certified SRECs worth 1.5× standard value for every megawatt-hour your system produces. Stack that with full-retail net metering, the state residential grant, and sales & property tax exemptions.
DC SRECs trade at some of the highest prices in the nation, and net metering credits every excess kilowatt-hour. Income-qualified households can go solar at no cost through the Solar for All program.
Virginia's full-retail net metering is under review, with a decision expected around May 2026. Systems interconnected before the ruling are grandfathered at today's rates — the strongest reason in the DMV not to wait.
4.9★ · 600+ reviews
They actually measured our usage instead of upselling a giant system. Our first true-up month, the electric bill was eleven dollars.
Permitting in Arlington is a nightmare and I never touched a single form. The crew was on and off my roof in a day and a half.
We compared four installers. Meridian was the only one who showed the SREC math honestly and did the work with their own people.
No cost · no obligation
A free, no-pressure assessment with real numbers for your address, your usage, and your state incentives.