The solar market in areas like Arizona have become oversaturated with inexperienced door knockers, unscrupulous companies, and bad reviews. Pair that with rising interest rates and astronomical dealer fees and what you end up with are less savings for the customer, less commissions for the installers, and a very wary client base.

The industry is changing, and we must change with it or be left behind.

We cannot continue to rely solely on door knockers and web funnels to build our industry, We’re never going to gain the respect we deserve that way.

Imagine if every homeowner that was interested in solar could just go down to their local Walmart and work with a company that they know they can trust instead of an unwanted stranger at their door.

For the customer this means peace of mind. They already trust the Walmart brand. They already get up to 80% of their needs from Walmart.

For the solar partner it provides instant credibility. They reap the rewards of Walmart’s decades long reputation in the community. They become the face of solar for that community with more direct involvement in the community than any of their competitors and it’s not even close.

In the fiscal year 2022, there were approximately 230 million customer visits each week to Walmart stores throughout the world.

Walmart locations average over 21,000 visitors each week.

Walmart is one of the leading retail brands in the world and one of the topmost valuable brands globally.

As of 2022, the world's biggest retailer reached around 573 billion U.S. dollars in revenues, and about 568 billion in net sales.