Northern Pacific Power Systems
Updated: 02 April 2021Installer
Years in business
> 6
Pros
Review score is above industry average of 3.97
4.65
Cons
Average cost per watt above industry average of $2.85
$3.87
NABCEP qualified installer
No
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Latest Northern Pacific Power Systems reviews
Latest review
Em J. 1 week ago
Friends recommended Northern Pacific Power to us and we couldn’t be happier with our rooftop solar installation. The bid process with Cassius, the design element run by Alex and the installation by Chad and Jorge—the entire process was simple and professional. The orinal design had six panels on our highest producing roof and thirteen on the larger but less efficient roof. The designers found room for one more panel on the best roof. Better yet, the installers were able to put nine panels on the southern facing roof with ten on the eastern roof. Our product just kept improving. Finally, each of the aforementioned company representatives were pleasant and professional throughout. I recommend Northern Pacific Power without reservation. Eric J.
Read moreNorthern Pacific Power Systems prices
This installer does not publish their standard system prices on the net.
As such we have used average pricing from the installers service areas as a proxy for what this company would most likely charge for a solar system.
System size
5.1kW
Average cost per watt
$2.70
Net cost of system
$9,161 - $11,197
Average payback time
3.9 years
Annual power production
8,682 kWh
Levelized cost of solar energy
?
5¢ kWh
If you don't get solar
52¢ kWh
Forecast average CA electric rates over the next 25 years
Installers description for their business
Founded on the principles of quality, integrity and sustainability, Northern Pacific Power Systems began in 2009 and has emerged as one of northern California’s leading solar energy system providers. A local company—owned and operated—we’re genuinely proud to have established our reputation for high quality craftsmanship, innovative design and truly exceptional customer service. It was earned through designing and installing over four hundred local residential and commercial systems.
We’ve done it with a team of committed professionals whose 40 years of experience is your guide through every phase of the process. It’s a process that includes city and county permits, financing options, rebates, incentives. And we’ll handle everything—while incorporating all the available options and choices to optimize your specific system.
We are NABCEP certified designers, California Certified Electricians and California Electrical Contractors (C10), Solar Contractors (C46) and General Contractors. As an active Go Local member, we are committed to supporting our local communities.
Contact
Address
5600 Skylane Blvd Ste 104, Santa Rosa CA, 95403
Phone
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Select state
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5600 Skylane Blvd Ste 104, Santa Rosa CA, 95403
Accreditations and affiliations
Service Types
Residential solar - Grid tied
Small commercial solar - Grid tied
Energy monitoring
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