Solar for Manufactured and Mobile Homes in Banning
Banning sits in the pass between the San Bernardino and San Jacinto mountains, with hot summers that push cooling costs up for manufactured home residents across the area.
Master metered or directly metered?
Master Metered Parks
If your Banning 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 Banning
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 Banning?
No. There's no credit check anywhere in this process.
What if my Banning park is master metered?
That is exactly the situation Solnr specializes in.
The Pass gets wind and heat both. Does that matter?
Not for whether solar works. What matters is the cooling load, which runs high here through the summer months.
How do I find out how my park is metered?
Your bill tells you. If you pay the utility directly you are directly metered. If you pay the park, it is almost certainly master metered.