Solar for Manufactured and Mobile Homes in Bellflower
Bellflower sits in southeast Los Angeles County, where LA Basin utility rates run high, and a locked-in solar rate helps offset that. Manufactured home communities in southeast Los Angeles County tend to be older, which often means the park owner holds a single utility meter.
Master metered or directly metered?
Master Metered Parks
If your Bellflower park was built before January 1, 1997, there's a real chance the park owner holds a single utility meter and bills residents through submeters.
Learn more →Directly Metered Parks
If your park was built on or after that date, your home almost certainly has its own utility account.
Learn more →The same agreement applies in Bellflower
Nothing up front, a locked-in rate below your current utility cost, and no credit check at any point.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need good credit to get solar in Bellflower?
No. There's no credit check anywhere in this process.
Are LA Basin rates really that high?
High enough that the gap between a utility rate and a locked solar rate is meaningful here, and that gap is where the savings come from.
How do I find out how my park is metered?
Your billing tells you most of it. If you pay the utility directly you are directly metered. If you pay the park, it is almost certainly master metered.