Solar software
Solar software that carries every system from site survey to permission to operate.
Run surveys, proposals, permitting, interconnection, and installs as one project, then keep the system on the same record for monitoring alerts and service visits for years after.
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Why Homeforce
Built around how solar businesses actually work.
The problems solar owners run into most — and how Homeforce handles each one.
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Problem: Survey photos, roof measurements, and utility bills live in four different apps.
With Homeforce: The site survey is a mobile checklist with photos, roof pitch, azimuth, shading notes, and the electrical panel — attached to the project before design starts.
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Problem: Projects stall in permitting and interconnection and nobody knows who owns the next step.
With Homeforce: Permit, inspection, and interconnection are tracked phases with owners, due dates, and status the whole team can see.
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Problem: Homeowners call weekly asking where their install stands.
With Homeforce: The customer portal shows each milestone in plain language, from design approved to permission to operate.
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Problem: After install, monitoring alerts and service requests fall through the cracks.
With Homeforce: Every system keeps its equipment record — panels, inverters, serials, warranty — so service calls and O&M visits book against the right install.
How it works
A day in a solar business, on Homeforce.
Residential solar is a long project with a long tail. Homeforce keeps the sale, the build, and the service relationship on one record.
Survey
A complete survey on the first trip to the roof.
Surveyors follow a required checklist: roof condition, rafter size and spacing, pitch, azimuth, shading, main panel rating, and meter location. Photos attach to each item, so design never has to send someone back.
Sales
System options the homeowner can compare in one view.
Present system sizes side by side with production estimates from your design team, cash and loan payment options, and warranty terms. Homeowners sign from the tablet or a link, and design gets the handoff automatically.
Project
Permitting and interconnection with an owner on every step.
Design, permit submission, city inspection, utility interconnection, and permission to operate run as phases. Each phase has an owner and due date, so the operations meeting starts with what's stuck instead of who knows.
Crews
Roof and electrical crews on the same schedule.
Racking and panels, then the electrical tie-in, scheduled across crews with the right certifications. Weather holds move the whole install, and the homeowner gets the updated date by text.
After install
Service calls that know the whole system.
When a monitoring alert or a homeowner call comes in, the service ticket opens on the system record with inverter model, serials, install date, and warranty status. Recurring O&M visits are scheduled as agreements.
Built for solar
The features solar teams use most.
- Projects & job costingMulti-week jobs scheduled, tracked, and costed live.Learn more
- Estimates & proposalsGood / better / best options, signed on the spot.Learn more
- Consumer financingMonthly payment options that keep big jobs moving.Learn more
- Forms & checklistsConsistent inspections, photos, and sign-offs on every job.Learn more
- Customer portalSelf-serve approvals, payments, and history for customers.Learn more
- Sales pipelineTrack every open estimate and lead until it closes.Learn more
- Memberships & service agreementsRecurring revenue that renews, bills, and schedules itself.Learn more
- Change orders & progress billingApproved scope changes and milestone billing, in order.Learn more
On the roof
Surveyors, roofers, and electricians working from one project.
Every crew opens the same project on their phone: survey photos, the approved design, permit status, and the equipment list. Photos from install day attach to the system record for inspection and future service.
- Survey checklists with required photos
- Equipment and serial numbers captured at install
- Milestone billing tied to project phases
- Inspection-ready photo sets in one place
FAQ
Solar software questions, answered.
Have a question we didn't cover? Book a demo and ask a product specialist.
Can Homeforce track permitting and utility interconnection?
Yes. Permit, inspection, interconnection, and permission to operate are phases on the project, each with an owner, due date, and status that your team and the homeowner can follow.
Do proposals support financing?
Yes. Proposals can show cash pricing next to monthly payment options, and consumer financing is included on every plan. Production estimates come from your design team's numbers.
Can I bill by milestone?
Yes. Set a deposit and progress payments tied to milestones such as install complete and permission to operate. Invoices go out as each phase closes.
How does Homeforce handle service after install?
Each system keeps its equipment record with serials and warranty dates. Service tickets and recurring O&M visits book against that record, so techs arrive knowing what's on the roof.
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