Florida’s Highest-Rated Solar Installer
Take advantage of living in the Sunshine State with solar energy!
Award-Winning Service
SunVena is proud to have been recognized
for the following awards and honors

Ranked #1 in Top 100 Solar Installers
in the US for 2021 & 2022 by SolarReviews.com

Named an Elite Service provider by HomeAdvisor based on exceptional customer feedback

Voted a Top-Rated solar installation company by HomeAdvisor based on recommendations from 100% of our customers

Received Elite Screened and Verified status from EnergySage.
Getting Started With Solar in Florida
If you’re not familiar with solar panels and solar power, our team excels at explaining solar technology in a way that anyone can understand. The good news is that the systems we install are incredibly simple and easy to use. You don’t need to switch them on in the morning or off at night. The system handles this process seamlessly and automatically.
You also don’t need to worry about switching between solar power and traditional power (“the grid”), as your solar system will determine when to make the switch based on your energy consumption. In fact, a SunVena solar system is very low maintenance and built to last for decades.
How Home Solar Systems Work


Solar panels enable your system to collect energy from the sun. Panels are constructed of layered silicon photovoltaic cells which are energized when hit by sunlight to produce direct current (DC) electricity. This DC electricity is to your residential solar systems inverter. Learn more about solar panel installation.
Microinverters make the power generated by your panels usable for your home. Your home and everyday appliances like refrigerators, washing machines, etc. are all powered by alternating current (AC) electricity. The system’s inverter takes the DC power passed to it by the solar panels and converts it into alternating current (AC) electricity that’s now usable for your home!
Net Meters are used to track the net amount (consumed – contributed) of power your home consumes or contributes to the power grid. When your solar energy system produces more power than you consume it sends the excess electricity to your home battery back-up or to the utility company to earn credits through Net Metering. During low production time periods your home may use power from the utility company which is offset with the energy credits you’ve earned. The meter keeps track of this exchange of power.
The grid refers to the utility company’s electrical network that distributes power from energy sources to homes and businesses. When your solar system produces more power than you consume, it’s sent back to the grid to earn energy credits from the utility company. These credits are used to offset any power your home pulls from the grid during low production time periods, like at night. Adding battery storage to your solar system can help increase your savings and provide more ownership of your energy. Learn about solar battery installation.