CSLB C-10 #1034853-holding New Leaf Electric in Point Loma engineers solar photovoltaic arrays, battery storage systems, and Level 2 EV charger installations from its W Point Loma Blvd base. Each system begins with a detailed load calculation matching panel count, inverter capacity, and conduit routing to the existing electrical service—a precision approach shared by fellow C-10 contractor Fuller Electric Corporation on the peninsula. The crew handles NEM interconnection paperwork, Title 24 energy compliance documentation, and San Diego DSD permitting as a single deliverable rather than passing those tasks to the homeowner. Storz Power battery banks—sized at 20 kWh per unit—pair with each solar array to shift consumption off peak TOU windows while an automatic transfer switch isolates the system from the grid during outages. Roof-mount and ground-mount configurations both require structural coordination with trades like ADS Roofing San Diego, and New Leaf's permit record shows IronRidge racking on arrays reaching 28.8 kW. The largest documented installation combines two ground-mount arrays totaling 43.2 kW with six 20 kWh battery banks and dual transfer switches—enough to operate a commercial property independently during extended utility disruptions.