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Your Local Solar Consultant
I’m Conner Leeb, Senior Energy Consultant with Current Home. I’ve spent the last 8 years helping Southern California homeowners understand solar, batteries, utility rates and their options — without making the process more complicated than it needs to be.
Over the years, I’ve personally helped approximately 1,000 homeowners go solar.
In-person consultation • About 45–60 minutes • Personalized to your home
Serving Riverside County · San Bernardino County · San Diego County

Conner Leeb
Senior Energy Consultant, Current Home
8 Years
In solar
~1,000
Homeowners personally helped
10,000+
Current Home customers in SoCal
Fully Integrated
Sales through installation
Why work with Conner
Solar isn’t simply buying panels. System design, how your household actually uses electricity, battery sizing, the program you select and roof condition can all materially change whether a project makes sense. That’s advisory work, not order taking.
Around 1,000 homeowners personally helped through the process.
Unusual roofs, odd usage patterns, tricky properties — experience finds options others miss.
Consultation through design, install and Permission to Operate — and after.
If the numbers or the property don't work, I'll tell you that instead.
Personal intro video (45–60 seconds)
INTRO_VIDEO_PLACEHOLDERA quick hello — who I am and how I work with homeowners.
“My goal isn’t just to get you installed. It’s to make you happy enough that years from now, I’m still the person you call — and the person you feel comfortable referring to your friends and family.”
Real homeowners
These aren’t stock photos — they’re homeowners I’ve actually had the opportunity to work with.
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Testimonials
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Who stands behind your installation?
Current Home has operated since 2018 and has served more than 10,000 customers across Southern California. The ownership team collectively brings experience from more than 40,000 solar installations completed over their careers.
Most importantly, Current Home is fully integrated. From the consultant at your kitchen table to the crews on your roof, the project is handled by Current Home employees.

Installed and serviced by Current Home employees
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Partnerships & industry credibility
Current Home is a certified Sam’s Club and Capital One partner, a certified partner for U.S. military programs with discounts available for eligible veterans, Tesla-certified, and certified with major solar equipment manufacturers.
Warranty & protection
Warranty coverage varies depending on the solar program and equipment selected. Current Home programs generally include long-term equipment and workmanship protection, and certain eligible projects can access Solar Insure.
Depending on the program selected, eligible homeowners may have access to Solar Insure coverage providing up to 30 years of protection on covered parts, labor and roof penetrations.
Coverage, eligibility and warranty terms vary by product and program. Specific coverage will be reviewed during your consultation.
Up to 30 years of coverage available
Backed by Solar Insure, an industry leader in providing extended protection for solar systems.
Solar questions
You shouldn’t have to become a solar expert just to know whether it’s worth exploring. Here are eight questions I think every homeowner should understand.
It can, but not for every home. Savings depend on your electricity usage, your utility rate, roof conditions, system design, battery strategy and the program you choose. That's why I review your actual utility usage before recommending anything.
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FAQ_VIDEO_01There's no universally best option. Different ownership and energy-service structures solve different problems. The right choice depends on your goals, your financial priorities and your property.
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FAQ_VIDEO_02Batteries have become increasingly important in California, partly because of how exported solar energy is compensated and partly because some homeowners want backup capability. Whether a battery makes financial or practical sense depends on your individual home.
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FAQ_VIDEO_03Solar doesn't prevent you from selling, but the process depends on how the system was purchased or financed. Understanding the transfer terms before selecting a program is important.
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FAQ_VIDEO_04Roof condition should be evaluated before installation. Proper installation, waterproofing and warranty protection matter. If roofing work is needed, it should be addressed as part of the overall project strategy.
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FAQ_VIDEO_05Standard grid-tied solar generally shuts down during a grid outage for safety. A properly configured battery-backup system can provide power to selected loads or, depending on the design, larger portions of the home.
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FAQ_VIDEO_06Look beyond the proposal price. Installation history, customer reviews, licensing, warranties, service infrastructure and who is actually responsible for completing the work all matter.
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FAQ_VIDEO_07Solar isn't magic and it isn't right for every property. Before deciding, you should understand expected production, remaining utility charges, rate assumptions, equipment, warranties and contract structure.
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FAQ_VIDEO_08Want answers specific to your home?
See If Solar Makes Sense for My HomeHonest answers
If something about solar still doesn’t sit right, that’s normal. Pick what’s on your mind.
What to expect
No generic sales pitch. We look at your actual home and electricity usage.
If solar makes sense and you’re comfortable moving forward, we can handle the paperwork together. If it doesn’t make sense, you’ll know that too.
Straight talk
Homeowners across California were promised one thing and experienced another — unexpected utility bills, or an installer they couldn’t reach after the sale. That’s exactly why choosing both the company and the consultant matters.
“I want to be the person you call about your solar system years from now — not someone who disappears after the paperwork is signed.”

The consultation is about your home, your electricity usage and your goals. We’ll look at the numbers together and you can decide from there.