Solar for Manufactured and Mobile Homes in Lancaster
Lancaster sits in the Antelope Valley, where hot summers and cold winter nights push cooling and heating costs up across much of the year. Manufactured home communities are common across the Antelope Valley, and many of the older parks here were built well before 1997, which changes how solar gets connected.
Master metered or directly metered?
Master Metered Parks
If your Lancaster 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 Lancaster
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 Lancaster?
No. There's no credit check anywhere in this process.
Does the cold get factored in, or just the summer heat?
Both. Antelope Valley bills climb in summer from cooling and again in winter from heating, so a locked rate works against a bill that runs high at both ends of the year.
My park is older. Does that rule me out?
No. Older parks are common here and many are master metered, which is the situation Solnr works in specifically. The age of the park changes how the system connects, not whether it can.