Your household
A new EV, more time at home, or different heating and cooling needs can change how much electricity you use.
A SECOND LOOK AT YOUR SOLAR BILL
We’ll help you understand what could be driving your bill, what to check, and which next steps may make sense for your home.
Start my free bill reviewStart with what brought you here.
Submit your project for interconnection by September 22, 2026 and enroll by December 31, 2026 for the current higher incentive. You must also enroll within 90 days of permission to operate (PTO).
The amount depends on your eligible battery system. My Energy Optimizer Partner+ requires qualifying equipment, participation in SMUD’s Solar and Storage Rate, and meeting program eligibility and operating requirements. The program can control battery use to support the grid. Requesting a bill review does not enroll you or reserve funds.
Read SMUD’s full program requirementsAva says enrollment remains open until its budget is depleted. We do not have a verified remaining balance. Eligibility depends on your Ava account, approved equipment, and program terms; PG&E service alone does not establish eligibility.
Read Ava’s current program detailsTHERE’S A STORY BEHIND THE NUMBER
A bill is a starting point. We look at the pieces around it to help you understand what may have changed.
A new EV, more time at home, or different heating and cooling needs can change how much electricity you use.
We discuss what your system is producing and whether its performance matches what you expected.
When your home uses electricity can matter just as much as how much it uses.
Your charges, export credits, and rate details help put the amount due into context.
THE WHOLE HOME. THE WHOLE PICTURE.CLARITY BEFORE COMMITMENT
You already made a decision about solar. It’s reasonable to want a better understanding of the bill that came after it.
We’ll talk through your situation and the next things worth checking. That could mean reviewing usage or rates, looking into system performance, considering equipment, or simply keeping an eye on the next bill.
Let’s take a look togetherA SMALL FIRST STEP
No statement uploads. No instant diagnosis.
A person who helps you work through it.
A few details about your bill and how to reach you.
We call to discuss your usage, solar setup, and billing context.
Understand what to investigate before deciding on a change.
BEFORE WE TALK
Yes. The initial conversation is free, and you are not obligated to purchase anything.
We can help identify possible factors and what to investigate. An accurate explanation depends on your actual statements, usage, rate plan, and system information. The form itself does not diagnose the problem.
A recent utility statement and any solar production information you can easily access are useful for the conversation. You do not need to upload a statement or share an account number here.
We start by understanding the situation. Equipment may be one option, but usage, billing, rate choices, and system performance are also worth reviewing. Any recommendation depends on what we find.
No. California True-Up is an independent consultation service and is not affiliated with Ava Community Energy, PG&E, or SMUD.
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