Every installer in the network has fitted our kits before and passed a check by our master electrician. They quote a fixed labour price from your parts list, so the number you book is the number you pay.
We ship the pallet to the installer’s yard, not your driveway. They inspect it, fit it and send us the commissioning photos — and warranty claims still come to us.

Enter a ZIP code and what you are installing. We reply with up to three certified installers and their fixed labour price.

The installer prices the job from your parts list and a site visit. Once you book, that price holds — extra work is quoted before it starts, never added after.
You pay the installer directly for labour and Sunbox for the parts. The labour quote shows on the installer’s own paperwork.
We cover 41 states. Outside them we ship to your door and an engineer stays on the phone with your own electrician.
We do. The installer sends us commissioning photos, so if a part fails we file the claim and ship the replacement.
Yes. Plenty of people mount the rails and panels and book an electrician for the final connection. The wiring diagram shows where the split sits.
What people ask before they hand the pallet to an installer.
The labour price is fixed from your parts list. These eight things are in it — anything else is quoted before the job, never on the invoice.
Roof kits fitted by certified crews from the network, with what was ordered and how long it took.



Send your power bill and address for a free parts list — then pick a certified installer near you at a fixed labour price.