by Kevin Arnold | Aug 3, 2020
The short answer is yes, it is possible for solar to cause your roof to leak. However, the solar industry has evolved over many years to develop best practices concerning waterproofing and sealing roof penetrations. Your best protection against roof leaks when going...
by Kevin Arnold | Aug 3, 2020
We will work hard to ensure that you are aware of every cost you will encounter before committing to a solar project. These include the cost of the solar installation (outlined in our contract), financing costs (outlined in the financing agreement, if applicable) and...
by Kevin Arnold | Aug 3, 2020
The exact terms of the utility interconnection will vary from utility to utility. Florida Power & Light (FPL) governs their meters in three tiers based on the system size. Tier I is 0-10 kW (AC), Tier II is 10-100 kW (AC) and Tier 3 is 100-2,000 kW (AC). Most...
by Kevin Arnold | Aug 3, 2020
The payback time for going solar is dependent on a variety of factors, including the price of your system, how it was purchased, and the system’s performance. We seek to design our systems so a cash-purchased system will pay itself back in energy savings after around...
by Kevin Arnold | Aug 3, 2020
In Florida, the only solar tax credit available is the federal investment tax credit (ITC), which is 26% in 2020. We are always eager to help our clients in every way we can, and we will be happy to send you the tax form 5695 to use to claim the ITC. However, we are...
