See Your Instant Solar Estimate Before Speaking to Sales.
Your Home. Your Energy. Your Solar System.
Every home is different. Your roof, energy usage, electricity bill and future plans all influence what your ideal solar system should look like.
That’s why WikiWiki’s quote experience is designed to go beyond simply showing you a generic solar price.
As you move through the process, the system uses the information you provide to help build a solar solution tailored to your property and energy needs.
Here's how it works:
- Tell us where you live
- Tell us about your energy use
- See your home and solar potential
- Customize your system
- Review your estimated quote
Start With Your Property
Enter your home address and let us do the heavy lifting.
Your property is the starting point for designing a solar system that actually makes sense for your home.
Simply enter your property address and your estimated monthly electric bill.
From there, the quote experience can use your property information to help determine an appropriate starting point for your solar system.
No complicated solar terminology. No need to know how many panels you need. Just start with what you already know.
We Analyze Your Solar Potential
Your roof helps determine your solar system.
Once your property is located, the experience gives you a visual look at your home and begins building an estimated system around it.
The goal isn’t simply to put as many panels on your roof as possible.
It’s about finding a system size that makes sense for your home’s energy consumption, available roof space and solar production potential.
You'll see information such as:
- Estimated system size
- Estimated annual solar production
- Recommended panel count
- Estimated electricity offset
- Potential battery requirements
A better starting point for a better solar decision.
Adjust Your System to Match Your Needs
More control. Less guesswork.
Your energy needs may not be the same as your neighbor’s — and your solar system doesn’t have to be either.
The interactive quote allows you to explore different panel configurations and see how changing the system can affect your estimated energy production.
Whether you’re looking to offset a portion of your electricity bill or move toward greater energy independence, you can explore your options before making a decision.
Your home. Your energy usage. Your choice.
Explore Batteries, Equipment & More
Solar is only one part of your energy system.
Want more control over when and how you use your energy?
Depending on your home’s needs, you can explore options such as battery storage and other system upgrades.
You can also review available equipment configurations and potential future energy needs, such as electric vehicle charging.
Build for today. Plan for tomorrow.
A solar system should work for your life today while giving you flexibility for what’s ahead.
See What Your Solar Investment Could Look Like
Understand the numbers before you make a decision.
Once you’ve configured your system, the quote experience brings the important details together in one place.
You’ll be able to review information such as:
System Size
The estimated capacity of your solar system.
Estimated Energy Production
How much electricity your system could generate.
Estimated Monthly Electric Bill
Your projected electricity cost after solar.
Equipment
The panels and system components included in your configuration.
Battery Options
Explore energy storage if it's right for your home.
Estimated System Cost
A clearer view of the investment associated with your selected configuration.
The result is a much easier way to understand what you’re considering, why the system is sized the way it is, and what your potential investment could look like.
It's More Than a Solar Calculator
It's a starting point for your solar journey.
A typical solar calculator gives you a number.
WikiWiki’s experience is designed to help you understand the system behind that number.
You can see your property, explore your system size, adjust your panel count, consider battery storage and review the equipment and estimated costs — all before having a detailed conversation with a solar professional.
That’s important because WikiWiki’s approach is centered on custom-designed solar solutions rather than a one-size-fits-all system. (WikiWikiSolar)
What Can You Customize?
Build a system around the way your home uses energy.
Depending on your property and configuration, your quote can help you explore:
Solar Panel Count
Increase or decrease the number of panels to explore different system sizes.
System Capacity
Understand how your selected configuration translates into overall solar capacity.
Why Start With WikiWiki?
Solar Designed Around Your Home - Not a Template.
WikiWiki Solar & Electric has been serving Maui since 2009 and has installed more than 1,000 solar energy systems, according to its current website. The company also combines solar installation with electrical expertise, allowing the team to consider both sides of the home’s energy infrastructure.
Local Experience
We understand Maui homes, local conditions and the energy needs of Hawaii homeowners.
Custom Design
Your solar system is designed around your property's characteristics and your energy requirements.
Solar + Electrical Expertise
Solar isn't just about panels. Electrical infrastructure matters too. WikiWiki provides both solar and electrical services.
Energy Storage
We can help you explore battery storage as part of a broader home energy strategy.
Professional Installation
Once you've explored your options, our team can take the next steps toward turning your solar plan into a real system.
What Happens After Your Quote?
Your online quote is the beginning - not the end.
Your online estimate gives you a clearer understanding of what a solar system could look like for your property.
If you decide you’d like to move forward, WikiWiki’s team can help you review your configuration, answer questions and determine the right solution for your home.
Have questions about your quote?
That’s what our solar experts are here for.
Ready to See What Solar Could Look Like for Your Home?
Your roof is unique. Your energy needs are unique. Your solar system should be too.
Enter your address, tell us roughly what you’re spending on electricity, and let WikiWiki help you explore what a solar system could look like for your home.
No complicated calculations. No guesswork. Just a smarter place to start.
Frequently Asked Question
1. How does the WikiWiki Solar Quick Quote work
Our Quick Quote provides a fast estimate of the solar system size and approximate cost based on information such as your average monthly electric bill and property ZIP code. It is designed to give you a general idea of what a solar system for your property may look like.
2. What information do I need to get my solar quote?
Getting started is simple. You’ll typically need your average monthly electric bill, ZIP code, and basic information about your property. This information helps us create a more relevant initial estimate.
3. Is the Quick Quote the final price of my solar system?
No. The Quick Quote is an initial estimate, not a final proposal. The final system design and pricing depend on factors such as your property’s characteristics, energy usage, roof configuration, equipment selection, and battery requirements.
4. Can I get a solar quote if I want battery storage?
Yes. Battery storage can be included as part of your solar energy solution. Our team can evaluate your energy usage and determine how much storage may be appropriate for your home or property.
5. Do I need to own my home to get a solar quote?
Our quote process asks whether you own your home because property ownership can affect your eligibility and the available solar options. If you’re unsure about your eligibility, our team can help you understand the next steps.
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