City of St. Louis, MO
06/12/2026 | Press release | Archived content
Switch Together
Switch Together
The Switch Together program helps homeowners and small businesses secure a rooftop solar installation at a discounted price through the power of group buying. The program also offers discounted prices for optional add-ons such as home battery storage and EV chargers.
The City of St. Louis has partnered with Switch Together, a program offered in partnership with the Midwest Renewable Energy Association and Missouri Botanical Garden, to make renewable energy upgrades more accessible for homeowners and small businesses.
Participation is entirely voluntary. Residents can explore their options with no obligation to move forward on a project, and no government funds are involved.
The program offers discounted prices for solar installations and optional add-ons such as home battery storage and EV chargers. Switch Together is also active in the city for discounted air-source heat pump installations.
How Does Switch Together Work?
Switch Together organizes groups of residents who are interested in going solar, together. By organizing a group purchase for rooftop solar and optional battery storage systems, Switch Together can get a better deal for each household participating in the group.
How Does the Switch Together Solar Program Work?
Group buying through our program is simple - here's how it works!
1. Registration:
Sign up online today. It's free to join. There's no obligation to make a purchase.
2. Installer Selection/Award:
Pre-vetted installers participate in an auction. The best bid(s) for our program participants win.
3. Personal Recommendations:
You'll get a personal installation proposal based on your registration details.
4. Make Your Decision:
Once you get the offer, you can decide if you ant to accept and proceed with a consultation with your assigned installer. If you choose to accept, you will be asked to pay a program reservation fee in order to proceed and be connected with your program-assigned contractor.
5. Installation:
Your installer will contact you to schedule your consultation meeting and discuss any specific considerations for your potential project. A site survey will verify your roof's suitability, if needed, and households are then presented with a final design and contract from their installer.
Visit the website to learn more and find out if your roof is suitable: Switch.Together.com/Solar/StLouis [switchtogether.com]
*Note: Promotion of the Switch Together program is for informational purpose only. The City does not endorse, guarantee, or warrant the products or services by the program.
Questions:
Questions specific to your home or your Switch Together registration should be directed to [email protected] or 1-888-810-1117. For further resources and information, check out the Switch Together blog [switchtogether.com].
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