Family-run · Licensed & insured · Six states
Slash your power bill by up to 90%.
Residential solar across Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Illinois and Colorado. $0 down options available — and a straight answer about whether solar is worth it on your roof.
*“Up to 90%” reflects modeled electric-bill offset for well-suited homes based on Aurora Solar production modeling; actual offset varies by roof, shading, usage, and utility. $0 down financing is subject to credit approval through third-party lenders. Full advertising disclosures
See the math at your bill level.
Drag the slider to your monthly electric bill. We’ll model what 25 years of solar could look like for a typical Missouri or Kansas home at that level, using the assumptions listed below.
15 kW system covers 85% of usage. Remaining utility bill: $77/mo
Modeled estimate, not a quote or a guarantee of savings. Assumes Solar Assure $2.50/W published pricing, 1,350 kWh/kW/yr Missouri production, 12.2 cents/kWh effective rate (Ameren Missouri, verified against Ameren's published tariff), 4% annual utility rate inflation, 0.5% annual panel degradation, and a system sized to the bill (capped at 15 kW). Your actual numbers depend on your roof, shading, usage, and utility. Run a real Aurora Solar quote →
No credit pull · no obligation
Now see it for your roof.
The slider above is a model. This is the real thing: we pull your roof from satellite, use your utility rate, and send back the actual numbers — including when solar is not worth it.
See what your home qualifies for
Free · 60 secJosh or Tori personally replies · usually same day. Custom savings breakdown modeled from your roof and your utility rates. No generic estimates.
Utility rates climb every year. A fixed payment changes the math.
At 4% annual rate inflation, a $200/mo Missouri electric bill grows to roughly $533/mo by year 25. A solar system with a fixed loan payment replaces most of that rising bill with a cost that doesn’t inflate. This chart shows that modeled comparison.
The 4% inflation in this chart is an assumption. Recent Missouri rate activity for context:
Chart and totals are a modeled example for a $200/mo bill using the assumptions stated above, not a quote or a guarantee. A small monthly utility service charge typically remains with solar. Your numbers depend on your home, usage, utility, and financing terms. See full disclosures
The Solar Assure difference
One number that changes everything.
Most solar companies bury incentives in the small print. We put them on the front page, with the qualifiers attached, because the math is what makes this worth your time.
No upfront payment and no deposit with $0 down financing, subject to credit approval through third-party lenders. For many qualifying homeowners, the fixed monthly payment lands below their previous electric bill. Your exact payment depends on system size, usage, rates, and loan terms, and is shown in your proposal before you sign anything.
- Multiple lender options
- Fixed monthly payment
- Own the system and the savings
See exactly what you’d qualify for.
Your custom quote shows your monthly payment and your break-even, personalized to your roof and utility rates.
Three steps. Zero pressure.
From first phone call to your first kilowatt-hour. Typically 8 to 12 weeks, including design, permits, and utility interconnection.
FranklinWH aPower 2
A battery that powers on when the grid goes down.
The FranklinWH aPower 2 is a 15 kWh home battery that quietly bolts to the side of your house. It stores the energy your panels make, runs your home overnight, and keeps the lights on when a storm takes the grid with it. One unit runs most homes. Need more? Stack up to fifteen.
LFP chemistry · IP67 weatherproof · -4°F to 131°F · AC-coupled, works with Enphase microinverters. Manufacturer specs; warranty subject to FranklinWH terms, available at /disclosures.
Outage mode · how backup works · home stays on
Enphase monitoring
Every panel. Every hour. On your phone.
Enphase microinverters give every panel its own brain, and the Enphase App gives you panel-level visibility most systems can’t match. If one panel underperforms, you and we both know.
Example production numbers, shown per panel across all 24 panels on a system, live in the Enphase App.
- Panel-level production, live and lifetime, per panel
- Home consumption and grid flow, import and export in real time
- Alerts the moment anything needs attention
Real roofs. Real work. Judge us by it.
We’re a young, family-run company and we’d rather show you an actual install than recite numbers at you. Every system we put up carries our name around our own community.
Worked with us? An honest review on Google or Facebook helps your neighbors find us and keeps us accountable. Read what’s there, or add your own.
Who you’ll be working with
A family-run company. Not a national sales machine.
Solar Assure is Josh and Tori Hayeslip, based in Lake Saint Louis, Missouri. When you call, you reach one of them directly. No call center. No commission-only closers doing four-hour kitchen-table pitches. Just two people who personally handle every quote, permit, and HOA packet — and manage your install from first call to final inspection — across Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Illinois and Colorado.
- Licensed in Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Illinois and Colorado · Residential solar contractor
- Founded 2023 · Family-owned, Lake Saint Louis, MO
- Enphase Certified · Microinverter & monitoring installer
- FranklinWH Partner · aPower 2 home battery authorized
Or call Josh directly · (636) 679-0998
Questions, answered.
Do I really pay $0 down?
Yes, $0 down financing options are available, subject to credit approval through third-party lenders. No upfront cost and no deposit. For many qualifying homeowners the fixed monthly loan payment lands below their previous electric bill; your exact payment depends on system size, usage, rates, and loan terms, and is shown in your proposal before you sign.
What is the FranklinWH aPower 2?
A 15 kWh home battery with 10 kW continuous output and 15 kW peak surge, enough to start a 5-ton central AC unit. It uses LFP chemistry, runs at about 30 dBA, operates from -4°F to 131°F, and stacks up to 15 units for 225 kWh total. The manufacturer warranty is 15 years; complete terms are available before sale and summarized at /disclosures.
What does Enphase monitoring actually show me?
Panel-level production, real-time home consumption, grid import and export, lifetime production, and instant alerts if anything needs attention. See it on your phone, laptop, or tablet. Your FranklinWH battery has its own separate app for battery state of charge and backup status.
How long does installation take?
The physical install itself usually wraps in a single day. The full process from signed proposal to your first kilowatt-hour, including design, permits, and utility interconnection, typically runs 8 to 12 weeks. We’ll give you a firm timeline when your proposal lands.
What’s the warranty?
Manufacturer warranties: 25 years on panels (product and performance), 25 years on Enphase microinverters, and 15 years on the FranklinWH aPower 2 battery, plus Solar Assure’s workmanship warranty. All warranties are subject to manufacturer terms and conditions. A summary of terms lives at /disclosures, and complete warranty documents are available for review before sale, on request.
What if my roof isn’t a good fit?
We’ll tell you, straight. If your roof isn’t a fit, we won’t try to sell you anyway. In some cases we can recommend ground-mount options or roof repair partners to get you solar-ready.
Which cities do you serve?
Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Illinois and Colorado from our Lake Saint Louis HQ. Major areas: St. Louis, St. Charles, Kansas City, Columbia, Springfield, Wichita, Overland Park, Topeka, Lawrence, Manhattan, Olathe.