Solar + storage in
Fairfield, CA.
Positioned right between the Bay and the Sacramento Valley, Fairfield benefits from strong sun exposure but faces high PG&E bills in a rapidly growing community that is increasingly solar-ready. Continuum brings the same trusted expertise that built our reputation across Northern California straight to every Fairfield home.
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Net Billing Tariff – storage essential
assessment for Fairfield homeowners
What Fairfield homeowners need to know.
Fairfield and Solano County are served by PG&E. NEM 3.0 applies to all new installations, and the region’s strong solar production and growing community make this one of the best markets in the Bay Area adjacent Northern California.
Sun & production
Fairfield’s position in the Suisun Valley corridor gives it strong solar production numbers of approximately 5.7 peak sun hours per day, resulting in highly competitive returns on a solar investment.
Your utility & rates
Solano County’s rapid residential growth means a high proportion of newer homes feature excellent roof orientations and minimal shading, creating ideal solar installation conditions that translate to strong production from day one.
Local energy landscape
Many Fairfield homeowners are Bay Area commuters who relocated to Solano County for more space, meaning they are already familiar with high regional energy costs and fully understand the value of pairing solar with storage. This creates a highly solar-aware local market.
NEM 3.0 applies here: As a PG&E customer, your new solar installation falls under California’s Net Billing Tariff, which makes battery storage the absolute key to maximizing your savings. Continuum designs every Fairfield system with integrated storage from the ground up.
Local expertise. No shortcuts.
Continuum isn’t a national company treating Fairfield as a distant market. As a dedicated Northern California solar company, we consider Solano County to be right in our own backyard. Here is what that local presence means for your installation:
Local advantage 01
Solano County permitting
Continuum thoroughly understands Solano County’s building permit process and PG&E’s interconnection requirements for this specific service area. We move applications through the system efficiently to minimize the delays that frequently slow down companies unfamiliar with local requirements.
Local advantage 02
Valley/Bay convergence system design
Fairfield’s distinct microclimate characterized by hot summers, strong afternoon winds, and seasonal marine influence requires a system design that accounts for local conditions. We optimize for Fairfield’s specific weather patterns to maximize your annual production.
Local advantage 03
Growing market expertise
Solano County is one of our fastest-growing service areas. Our crews are in Fairfield regularly, which means fast response, local knowledge, and no long lead times for assessments and installations.
The Continuum difference: We’ve installed thousands of solar systems across Northern California. We know Solano County’s permit requirements, PG&E’s interconnection process, and the specific energy challenges Fairfield homeowners face. That local knowledge translates directly into faster installations and better-designed systems.
From your first call to full power. our process.
Every Continuum installation in Fairfield follows the same rigorous process. One team, start to finish. No dropped handoffs, no surprises.
We cover all of Solano County and beyond.
Continuum installs solar and battery storage systems throughout the communities surrounding Fairfield. If you’re a neighbor, we serve you too:
Continuum covers 13 Northern California counties, from Redding and Sacramento to the Sierra Foothills and Napa. Explore our whole service area.