Contact American Solar Savings in 2026

A call about your house

Start at the estimate. The form is the intake. It is not a live chat line.

The form asks for a ZIP code, a bill, the address, ownership, shade, your name, a phone number, an email, a time window, and the consent checkbox. Those fields exist so the person who calls has a reason to call and a record that you agreed. How an introduction works is the rest of the path.

If you already know you want three written bids and you do not want a call from us, you do not have to fill it out. The guides are public.

A question about the website

See the privacy policy and include the page URL if you think a figure is wrong.

If a cited number has been updated by EIA, Berkeley Lab, or the IRS, that email is how we hear about it. Please send the source link. We would rather correct a page than defend a stale one.

We cannot look up your utility account, your tax return, or a permit by email. Those belong to the utility, your preparer, and the installer you hire.

What is intentionally missing

A street address and a published phone number are missing until the owner of the business provides the real ones.

Inventing a suite number or a call-center line would make the site look more official than the facts allow. LocalBusiness schema on this site therefore has no street address and no telephone. When those exist, they can be added without changing the estimate or the consent language.

Google Search Console verification is also waiting on a code from the site owner. The site will emit a verification meta tag if NEXT_PUBLIC_GOOGLE_SITE_VERIFICATION is set in the host. We do not ship a fake code.

What a lead contains

Contact details, the house details you typed, the estimate inputs, and the consent record, including IP address and user agent.

The privacy policy lists this. Leads are emailed to the business inbox. Optional text alerts and a webhook run only if those services are configured. We do not run a separate consumer account you can log into.