Northern Pacific Power Systems
- 1 area served
- Licensed
Overview of Northern Pacific Power Systems
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.
What Northern Pacific Power Systems customers say
Michelle B.
Reviewed on Jul 9, 2026
Do Your Diligence
Five stars for the installation — outstanding project manager and crew: responsive, punctual, professional, top-quality work. One star for the sales process. When we raised concerns, I believe the salesperson my partner dealt with wanted to make things right, but sales leadership stepped in, dismissed our concerns as unfounded, and offered nothing. Those concerns were (and still are): Sketchy contract execution. NPP offers a 5-year prepaid lease in partnership with Balto Energy. It lets homeowners offset installation costs because the leasing company collects a 30% federal tax credit (no longer available to homeowners) and, in NPP's words, "monetizes that tax credit over 5 years." The contract was executed by sending the DocuSign to just one partner, with all owners lumped onto a single signature line — one person signing on behalf of the other. For a married couple in California, that's legally questionable under community property law, given a) the encumbrances placed on jointly owned property, and b) no power of attorney authorizing one spouse to sign for the other. I never saw the agreement until installation was underway. Misleading claims. My partner was told, verbally and in writing, that we'd "own the system outright" at the end of the 5-year term. In truth, the contract contains only vague language about a fair-market-value buyout, with no detail on how to initiate it or who to contact at end of lease. We've had zero contact with Balto through this entire process — only NPP — yet NPP's sales director told us they have no role in the lease agreement once it's signed. In other words, they don't stand behind the product they sell. Don't be like us — do your diligence (especially if you're over 65 and new to solar leases), verify every claim against the actual contract language, and make sure all owners review and sign every agreement.
About Northern Pacific Power Systems
- 53
- Customer reviews
- 4.6
- Average rating
- 1
- Area served
What Northern Pacific Power Systems does
Services
- Installation
Licenses
- NPPS License: CA#939082
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Where Northern Pacific Power Systems works
- California
Where to find Northern Pacific Power Systems
Head office
5600 Skylane Blvd Ste 104, Santa Rosa CA, 95403