Service area · Highland, California
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About this service area
Highland is served by Southern California Edison, so new solar installations are placed on SCE's NEM 3.0 Solar Billing Plan, making battery storage the key lever for protecting savings. Set against the San Bernardino Mountains, Highland has shifted from large commercial development toward multifamily and single-family housing growth, particularly in its Greenspot Village and Golden Triangle areas. SolarCCS serves both established foothill neighborhoods and the wave of new subdivisions.
What matters here
Highland sits within Southern California Edison's service territory, so new solar customers are placed on the Solar Billing Plan (NEM 3.0). Because exported power is credited at a lower rate than under NEM 2.0, battery storage helps homeowners retain more of their savings.
Nestled against the San Bernardino Mountains, Highland has shifted its development focus from large commercial projects to multifamily, workforce, and market-rate housing, adding hundreds of new units in its Greenspot corridor.
Some Highland census tracts may qualify for DAC-SASH's income-qualified solar program; SolarCCS verifies eligibility for your specific address rather than assuming citywide coverage.
The City of Highland requires plan check and approval before installing rooftop or ground-mounted solar systems, with electronic portal submittals typically reviewed within 1-3 business days. SolarCCS manages the plan check, permitting, and inspection process for homeowners.
On the ground in Highland
Recent development shaping Highland — and where new rooftops and commercial growth are creating solar and storage opportunities.
The City of Highland approved a 113-unit detached single-family home project near Greenspot Road and Alta Vista.
“The project would construct 113 detached single-family homes at a density of 9.42 dwelling units per acre.”
Why it matters: New single-family construction near Greenspot Road adds another cluster of rooftops suited to solar-ready design and battery storage as Highland's housing stock expands eastward.
City planning materials show Highland moving away from large commercial projects and toward multifamily, workforce, and market-rate residential development to help close California's housing deficit.
“Highland's primary focus has shifted from large Commercial to Multifamily, Workforce, and Market Rate Housing.”
Why it matters: A citywide pivot toward multifamily and workforce housing signals a broader base of new rooftops that will need solar and storage design as Highland's residential inventory grows.
How it goes
We review your roof, your last twelve months of bills, and your electrical panel, then give you real numbers for your Highland address. No cost, no obligation.
We engineer the system, submit plans to the City of Highland, and file the SCE interconnection application. The paperwork is handled end to end.
Crews working directly under our GC license do the work — no rotating, unsupervised subcontractors. Most residential systems go up in one to three days.
Final inspection, permission to operate from SCE, then we switch the system on and walk you through monitoring.
Why us
SolarCCS is the solar division of a licensed general contractor, CSLB #983330. Roofing, electrical, and structural work stay under one license instead of being handed off.
The people who design your system are the people who install it and the people who come back for service. Nothing is farmed out.
We are family-owned and based in Riverside. We know the inspectors, the utility processes, and the roofs in this part of the Inland Empire.
For businesses
Highland's economic base has moved from large commercial retail toward a mix of multifamily housing and workforce housing, with major projects clustered in the Greenspot Village and Marketplace Specific Plan area. New residential development there is drawing retail and restaurant interest as the surrounding population grows, creating opportunities for SolarCCS to serve both new-construction homes and the small commercial tenants following them.
This is not tax, legal, or financial advice. Consult a qualified professional.
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