Charge your electric vehicle faster and cleaner at home, powered by the solar you already generate.
Green Conception provides level 2 ev charger installation in Santa Clarita, California and the surrounding Los Angeles County area. As a licensed contractor (CSLB #964965) serving California since 2011, one accountable team handles solar, roofing, battery storage and EV charging, with free assessments and $0-down financing available.
When Santa Clarita homeowners search for level 2 ev charger installation, they want a licensed team that does the work right the first time. Green Conception brings EV charging to Santa Clarita and the wider Los Angeles County area as a California contractor (CSLB #964965) operating statewide since 2011, handling solar and roofing under one accountable team.
Hot inland climate drives high AC usage and SCE bills over $300/month in summer; battery-paired solar under NEM 3.0 provides bill protection and energy independence in this fast-growing suburban market.
Southern California Edison (SCE). Santa Clarita is an SCE service territory city. Subject to NEM 3.0. SCE avg residential rate 35.3¢/kWh.
Santa Clarita sees 290+ sunny days, hot Santa Clarita Valley summers 100-105°F; wildfire-prone terrain, which shapes how we size and orient your system for the best year-round return.
Newer 1990s-2000s tract housing near wildfire interface; Class A roofing increasingly required for re-roofs. Handling roofing and solar together means your roof is ready to carry panels for their full lifespan.
Pair charging with rooftop solar to fuel your vehicle on clean energy you generate yourself, cutting your driving costs to a fraction of gas.
A dedicated Level 2 charger adds far more range per hour than a standard outlet, so your car is ready when you are.
Skip crowded public stations and unpredictable pricing by charging in your own driveway, overnight, at home rates.
Get a free Santa Clarita assessment and lock in up to 40% off your complete solar and roofing project, handled by one licensed California team.
