Because we’re not built to feed shareholders—we’re built to do the job right.

HomeLink is local, owner-operated, and hands-on. The people who design your system are accountable for how it’s installed and how it performs. Big national brands have layers of management, marketing overhead, and rigid pricing models that inflate costs and reduce flexibility. We don’t. That means better solutions, fair pricing, and real accountability.

Yes—and that matters.

We didn’t just sell solar and disappear. We install, service, and stand behind our work locally. Our reputation lives in the same communities as our customers. That’s very different from companies that churn through markets, subcontract installs, and rely on call centers three states away.

No—very often we’re less expensive for a better system.

Large companies carry massive overhead: national ad spend, executive compensation, and investor expectations. Those costs get passed on to homeowners. Our pricing reflects real labor, real equipment, and real expertise—nothing more. You pay for quality, not corporate bloat.

No.

We control our installs. That means consistent workmanship, clean layouts, proper roof penetrations, correct electrical work, and systems that pass inspection the first time. When sales, design, and installation are disconnected—as they often are with big companies—mistakes happen. We eliminate that risk by owning the process end to end.

We size systems based on actual usage, goals, and future needs—not sales quotas.

Our job is to design the right solution at the right price, whether that includes solar only, batteries, EV charging, or a phased approach. Oversizing wastes money. Undersizing causes regret. We take the time to get it right.

You call us—and you get a real person who knows your project.

No call centers. No ticket numbers. No endless handoffs. We built HomeLink on referrals, and referrals only happen when customers are treated well after the install.

We specialize in both—and we do batteries right.

Backup power is more than just adding a battery. It’s about load management, electrical design, safety clearances, and realistic expectations during outages. We don’t oversell or gloss over complexity. We explain it clearly and build systems that actually work when the power goes out.

Because solar is a 25-year asset, not a one-day transaction.

Local knowledge means faster permitting, smoother inspections, better utility coordination, and real support down the line. When something changes—rates, rules, incentives—you want a company that’s still here and paying attention.

No. We’re builders. Everyhtign is in-house. Our employees will arrive at your home in our electric fleet of homelink vehicles.

We came up through installation, operations, and real-world problem solving—not just sales scripts. That shows up in cleaner installs, fewer change orders, and systems that perform as promised.

We care because our name is on every system—and we live here too.

If you want a rushed sale from a national brand that treats your home like a number, we’re not the right fit. If you want a well-designed system, fair pricing, straight answers, and a company that gives a damn long after the install, that’s exactly what we do.