Plan a solar project your community can evaluate.
Give your board, homeowners or development team a clear view of the options. We help organize project information and compare available installation partners for community solar plans.
- Group pricing — lower cost per home than individual installs
- HOA approval process management
- New-construction developer partnerships
- Streamlined permitting for multiple homes
- Palm Beach, Broward & Martin counties served
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Neighborhood solar programs leverage group buying power to deliver lower per-home pricing than individual residential installations. Palm Beach Solar manages the entire process — from initial HOA board presentations and homeowner education through installer selection, permitting, and installation coordination. We also partner with residential developers to incorporate solar into new-construction communities from the ground up.
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What Sets Us Apart
Group Buying Power
When an entire neighborhood or HOA community goes solar together, per-home installation costs are significantly lower than individual residential quotes. We negotiate volume pricing with vetted installers.
HOA Approval Management
We coordinate the HOA board presentation, homeowner education sessions, and approval process. Florida law (FS 163.04) protects homeowners' right to install solar — we help communities navigate the process smoothly.
New Construction Partnerships
We partner with residential developers to incorporate solar into new-construction communities. Pre-wired solar-ready homes and community-wide programs are available for qualifying developments.
Streamlined Permitting
Multi-home neighborhood programs benefit from streamlined permitting with Palm Beach County's SolarAPP+ system. Our installation partners have experience managing large-scale neighborhood permit packages.
Flexible Participation
Neighborhood programs can be structured as opt-in (homeowners choose to participate) or community-wide. We structure programs that work for your community's specific composition and goals.
Dedicated Program Manager
Every neighborhood program gets a dedicated Palm Beach Solar program manager who coordinates between the HOA, homeowners, installer, and permitting authorities throughout the project.
How It Works
Community Assessment
We assess the neighborhood's solar potential, typical home energy usage, and HOA requirements to design the program structure.
HOA Presentation
We present the program to the HOA board and homeowners — savings projections, financing options, installer credentials, and the participation process.
Enrollment & Design
Participating homeowners enroll, receive individual site assessments, and sign installation contracts with the selected installer.
Coordinated Installation
Installations are coordinated across the community to minimize disruption. Permitting is batched for efficiency. All homes are activated together.
Frequently Asked Questions
Neighborhood programs typically require a minimum of 10–15 participating homes to achieve meaningful group pricing advantages. However, we can assess smaller communities on a case-by-case basis. Contact us to discuss your community's specific situation.
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