APHS is adding solar closers in Michigan. Appointments come to you from our setting floor and partners, APHS manages every install through its install partners, and you learn the APHS script with the team. Here is how solar works for homeowners served by DTE Electric.
Its residential solar customers fall under the Michigan Public Service Commission's Distributed Generation program (MCL 460.1173), which DTE offers as Rider 18, with inflow and outflow billing.
Official sourceBefore you present, confirm the homeowner's utility by address, then use that utility's current program and tariff. Selling solar in Michigan: the Distributed Generation program
About 649,095 residents in the Census Bureau's 2025 estimate. DTE's tariff lists Detroit, Hamtramck and Highland Park among the cities it serves.
Census Bureau estimateAbout 122,233 residents in the Census Bureau's 2025 estimate. DTE's tariff lists Ann Arbor among the cities it serves.
Census Bureau estimateAbout 88,733 residents in the Census Bureau's 2025 estimate. DTE's tariff lists Troy among the cities it serves. Utility boundaries do not always follow city limits, so confirm the homeowner's utility by address before you design anything.
Census Bureau estimateStrong in home closers who are new to solar are welcome. Compensation is covered on the call. How to become a solar closer
APHS sells residential solar and manages every install through its install partners. We are adding closers in Michigan and Missouri, and appointments come to you from our setting floor and partners.
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