Have a solar proposal? Get a second opinion before you sign.
Send us up to two solar or battery proposals for a complimentary initial review. We'll flag major questions, missing information, and concerns — then recommend whether to move forward, request revisions, or revisit the approach.
Who this is for
This service is for commercial building owners, small businesses, nonprofits, facilities teams, and organizations considering solar, battery storage, or EV charging. You may submit one proposal — having multiple bids is not required.
- Commercial building owners and property managers
- Small businesses and retail operators
- Nonprofits, schools, and houses of worship
- Facilities teams and operations managers
- HOAs and community organizations
- Municipalities and government facilities
What we look at
- Project scope and exclusions
- Proposed system size and production assumptions
- Battery purpose and sizing assumptions
- Cost and financing structure
- Utility savings assumptions
- Roof and site questions
- Warranties and installer responsibilities
This is a preliminary screen based on submitted information, not a full design validation. A detailed comparison, utility analysis, or owner's representation engagement can be quoted separately.
What happens next
Submit your information
Complete the form below with your project details and upload your proposal documents. You may redact account numbers and payment details.
We confirm and review
We review the submitted information and follow up to confirm any missing items and expected timing before proceeding.
You receive our recommendation
You receive a concise initial recommendation: move forward with stated conditions, request changes, or revisit the approach.
About the reviewer
Sean Mazelli brings approximately 20 years of experience in commercial solar, battery storage, microgrids, and EV charging — including owner-side project development and management. Solar Power San Diego is an independent advisory practice with no installer commissions and no financial relationships with equipment manufacturers or financing providers.
Reviews are based on submitted proposal documents and publicly available information. We do not contact installers or third parties without your permission.
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Frequently asked questions
The San Diego Solar Buyer's Checklist
Before you sign anything, read this. Our independent advisors put together the exact questions and red flags every property owner should know, completely free.
- Questions to ask every installer before signing
- How to spot inflated system size estimates
- What NEM 3.0 means for your payback period
- Red flags in financing and PPA agreements
- How to run a competitive bid process
- What independent consultants check that installers won't
- Key incentives available in California right now
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