SDSCSun Diego Solar Construction

A home is not enough.
We architect energy universes.

Solar, battery, EV, and upgrades β€” one system, one app, one crew. CSLB #1016182.

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Build Your System

Every product line, one orbit

Tap a product for specs and a real scenario β€” no prices on the site.

Live Energy Flow

From the sun to your sockets

β˜€οΈSun1,042 W/mΒ²
πŸͺŸPanels7.2 kW
πŸ”‹Battery13.5 kWh
🏠Home2.1 kW
82%
One Ecosystem

Your battery app is the hub

Interaction drives everything

Customer app = daily touchpoint for sales and support.

βœ“Help inside the app
βœ“Upgrades when usage justifies it
βœ“Referrals from live savings
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Your home from above

3D overhead

Ready to architect your energy universe?

Talk to Rick, Blaine, or Javier about your roof.

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Our team

The people behind your install

Licensed, local, and available β€” San Diego solar pros from first call to final inspection. Tap to call or text.

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Rick Cheatham
Co-Owner Β· Designer Β· Installer
Head of HR, permits & customer care

Rick is our lead field installer and customer representative β€” site visits, design walkthroughs, installs, and straight answers across San Diego County.

  • Lead installer β€” solar + battery storage
  • Enphase & SolarEdge microinverter systems
  • Permit coordination & inspection support
  • Post-install service & warranty follow-up
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Blaine Darby
Owner Β· Installer Β· Designer
Company owner & field operations lead

Blaine leads field operations, crew scheduling, and logistics. He keeps quality installs on schedule and works alongside Rick on complex jobs.

  • Field operations & crew lead
  • Enphase microinverter installs & upgrades
  • Equipment logistics & job-site coordination
  • Service calls & troubleshooting
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Javier Perea
CTO Β· Tech & Installer Support
Tech & installer questions β€” always available

Javier handles technology, tooling, and installer support behind the scenes β€” from system design tech to making sure crews have what they need in the field.

  • CTO & technology lead
  • Installer questions & field tech support
  • Customer app & digital tools
  • Always available by phone or text

Contact

Questions? Give us a call now.

Licensed San Diego solar β€” real people, real phones. Use the Wix form below or tap to call/text.

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What Is Solar And

How Does It Work?

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Solar Panels (also known as PV or “Photovoltaic” panels) are a technology used to convert light from the sun (photons) into electricity that can be used to power electrical loads. In the past decade, solar panel technology has become extremely efficient, incredibly affordable, and genuinely reliable.

 

Solar panels work by absorbing light energy from the sun as DC power, and feeding that power to an inverter, where the DC power is transformed into AC power. AC power is then safely used to power your building. Any excess production is then sent back to the grid.

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What's The Difference

Between Types Of Panels?

The majority of solar panels on the market today are made of crystalline silicon, arranged into a series of cells that together form a circuit. The two core types of crystalline silicone designs are polycrystalline and monocrystalline panels.

 

Polycrystalline solar panels are made by pouring molten scraps of crystals into a cast. This crystal structure will form imperfectly, creating boundaries where the crystal formation breaks. The impurities in the crystal makes polycrystalline modules less efficient.

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Monocrystalline solar panels are made by growing a single crystal. The crystal framework in a monocrystalline is even, giving it the best purity and highest efficiency levels.

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Monocrystalline PERC solar panels are the highest efficiency monocrystalline panels on the market. These panels implement a back surface passivation layer that absorbs more reflected light, lowers electron recombination, and reduces heat absorption.

 

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What about inverters?

Inverters turn the DC power absorbed from the sun via solar panels, and turn it into usable AC power that can be used by your home or business. Prospective owners of solar must decide between one of two systems: a string inverter system, or a microinverter system. The differences are as follows:

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Why Sun Diego Solar?

Are you ready to take control of your energy bills and make the switch to solar? Look no further than Sun Diego Solar! Our mission is to provide you with top-quality products and unbeatable services at prices you can afford. With our cutting-edge microinverter technology and monocrystalline PERC panels, we're able to install advanced solar systems that will save you money for years to come. Don't wait any longer to start enjoying the benefits of solar energy - book your free consultation with us today and let's get started!

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