Solar + storage in
Stockton, CA.
Stockton homeowners on PG&E face some of the most aggressive time-of-use rates in the state. Continuum designs solar and battery systems that slash your bill, protect your home during outages, and deliver real energy independence in the Central Valley.
peak sun hours/day in Stockton
avg. monthly PG&E and SMUD bill
NEM 3.0 — storage essential
assessment for Stockton homeowners
What Stockton homeowners need to know.
Stockton primarily operates within PG&E territory, but utility boundaries can be complex as you move toward the city’s outskirts. Since your solar savings and ROI are tied directly to your utility’s specific rates and rules, Continuum verifies your service provider before we start any custom design. Whether you’re in the heart of Stockton or the surrounding areas, we ensure your system is optimized for maximum efficiency.
Sun & production
Stockton delivers 5.7 peak sun hours per day — giving your solar system strong year-round production. The Central Valley climate means your panels generate maximum power exactly when electricity demand and rates are highest.
Your utility & rates
Stockton homeowners are served by PG&E and subject to NEM 3.0 net billing. With average bills of $200–$280/month — and peak-hour rates hitting $0.45–$0.55/kWh — the financial case for solar + battery storage in Stockton has never been stronger.
Local energy landscape
Under NEM 3.0, PG&E pays just ~$0.06/kWh for solar you export — but charges you $0.42–$0.55/kWh to buy it back. Every Stockton solar installation Continuum designs includes storage to keep your energy in your home where it’s worth 7–9× more.
Local Knowledge
Continuum has been installing solar and battery systems throughout San Joaquin County for years. We know the local permit requirements, PG&E interconnection timelines, and the specific energy challenges Stockton homeowners face — and we design systems around them.
NEM 3.0 applies here: As a PG&E customer, your new solar installation falls under California’s Net Billing Tariff. Battery storage is the key to maximizing your savings — and Continuum designs every Stockton system with storage from the ground up.
Local expertise. No shortcuts.
Continuum isn’t a national company treating Sacramento as a distant market. We’re a Northern California solar company — and Sacramento County is our backyard. Here’s what that means for your installation:
Local advantage 01
PG&E expertise for San Joaquin County
We install throughout PG&E’s Central Valley service area and know exactly what Stockton homeowners need — from interconnection timelines to the right system size for your specific summer cooling loads. Stockton’s hot summers mean your AC runs hard right when grid electricity is most expensive. We design every system around that reality.
Local advantage 02
Central Valley system design
Stockton’s climate is ideal for solar — over 260 sunny days per year and strong irradiance from April through October. We size every system to offset your peak summer loads, not just your annual average. That means real savings during the months that matter most.
The Continuum difference: We’ve installed thousands of solar systems across Northern California. We know Stockton County’s permit requirements, PG&E interconnection process, and the specific energy challenges Stockton 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 Sacramento follows the same rigorous process. One team, start to finish. No dropped handoffs, no surprises.
We cover all of San Joaquin County and beyond.
Continuum installs solar and battery storage systems throughout the communities surrounding Stockton. If you’re a neighbor, we serve you too.
Or explore our full service area — Continuum covers 13 Northern California counties from Sacramento to Redding, Napa to the Sierra Foothills.