Current Home

Current Home operates as a residential solar installer serving the Hemet and wider valley region, focusing on rooftop photovoltaic systems for single-family homes rather than utility-scale or commercial work. The company handles the full project scope — design, permitting, installation, and post-install monitoring — for homeowners evaluating the solar decision under California's NEM 3.0 net metering rules, where battery storage has become central to payback economics rather than optional. System design varies by customer preference: grid-tied systems without storage for cost-conscious buyers, grid-tied with battery backup for those wanting resilience during outages, and the occasional off-grid setup for remote properties. Current Home works with standard residential equipment tiers and inverter approaches across their installs. For Hemet homeowners, the concrete tile roofs common to most tract homes in the area require specialized racking and tile replacement during the install process — a detail that matters for timeline and labor cost, and one a local installer encounters regularly. Customers weighing Current Home against national solar franchises like Sunrun or SunPower face a local-crew-vs.-dispatch-subcontractor trade-off: a smaller regional operator owns the service relationship after year one, whereas national outfits typically hand off maintenance calls to third-party contractors. Permitting and HOA coordination fall to the installer either way; local familiarity with Hemet's process streamlines the paperwork path.