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Going Solar In 5 Simple Steps

Step One: Enter Your Information

Simply fill out your basic information - including your name, contact information, and property address - and submit a free request for more information. You can do that now by clicking the button below.

Step Two: Speak With Your Personalized, Professional Solar Rep

Your solar representative will be in touch with you to examine your current utility bill and discuss the needs of your solar project.

Step Three: Approve Your Solar Project Proposal

Within days, you will receive a proposal with the details of your solar project discussed with your rep for your approval. Any necessary adjustments can be made at this time.

Step Four: Submit A Survey Request

Once the proposal has been accepted and signed, a request will be submitted by your solar rep to have a surveyor come out and map out the property as required before the start of the project.

Step Five: Set Your Solar Install Date

After installation, your local utility company will inspect it and install a new meter to measure the energy your system produces. You'll then be able to start generating your own electricity and receive credits or payments for any excess energy you produce.

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  • How does solar energy work?
    Solar energy works by harnessing the energy from the sun's rays using solar panels. When sunlight hits the panels, they produce direct current (DC) electricity. An inverter then converts the DC electricity into alternating current (AC) electricity, which can be used to power your home or business.
  • What are the benefits to going solar?
    The benefits of using solar energy include reduced energy costs, lower carbon footprint, increased energy independence, and improved property value.
  • How much do solar panels cost?
    The cost of solar panels varies depending on the size, quality, and number of panels needed to power your home or business. However, the cost has significantly reduced over the years, and the average cost of solar panels installation in the US is now around $2.81 per watt.
  • How can I tell if my home or business is a good candidate for solar?
    The best way to determine if your home is a good candidate for solar is to have a professional solar installer perform a site assessment. Factors that can affect your home's suitability for solar include the amount of sunlight it receives, the angle and pitch of the roof, and the presence of shading from nearby trees or buildings.
  • Can solar panels work during a power outage?
    If your solar panels are connected to the grid, they will not work during a power outage. This is to ensure the safety of utility workers who may be repairing power lines. However, if you have a battery backup system installed, you can continue to use your solar panels during an outage.
  • What happens on cloudy days or at night when solar panels cannot produce energy?
    Solar panels do not produce electricity at night or during cloudy weather. However, if you have a battery backup system installed, you can store excess energy produced during sunny days to use when sunlight is not available.
  • How long do solar panels typically last?
    Solar panels can last for up to 25-30 years or more, depending on the quality of the panels and how well they are maintained.
  • What kind of maintenance do solar panels require?
    Solar panels require very little maintenance, but it is recommended to keep them clean and free of debris to maximize their efficiency. Occasional inspections may also be necessary to ensure that the panels are functioning properly.
  • Is financing available for my solar panels?
    There are several financing options available for solar panels installation, including loans, leases, and power purchase agreements (PPAs). Many states and utility companies also offer financial incentives for installing solar panels.
  • Is it possible to generate more electricity than I need with solar? If so, what then?
    Yes, it is possible to generate more electricity than you need with solar panels. If you produce excess energy, you can sell it back to the grid or store it in a battery backup system.

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