by Kevin Arnold | Aug 3, 2020
If your roof is in good condition without leaks, it is generally suitable for a solar installation. However, if you plan on replacing your roof in the next few years, we suggest doing so before or at the same time as the solar installation. It is your responsibility...
by Kevin Arnold | Aug 3, 2020
The average time from initial appointment to a finished installation is 3-5 months. This can vary based on current market conditions, specifics of the contract, and other factors. Once the installation is complete, your utility company must install the new net meter...
by Kevin Arnold | Aug 3, 2020
Unfortunately, the solar industry is crowded with fly-by-night contractors. It is critical to do due diligence and vet your contractor before signing the contract. We have compiled a list of eight top tips for choosing a solar contractor, which provides information on...
by Kevin Arnold | Aug 3, 2020
It is important to do your research before making an investment in solar. Explore our blog to learn about how solar technology works and the economics of going solar. Then reach out with your address so our consultants can use satellite imaging to determine your...
by Kevin Arnold | Aug 3, 2020
This is one of the most common questions and concerns we hear about going solar. We advise that you do not wait for solar technology to become cheaper for two reasons: federal incentives for solar are disappearing and solar already saves money. Incentives for solar In...
