4 Things to Consider Prior to Solar Installation

When considering a new residential solar installation, many people are curious about how soon they can start generating energy and saving money. There are 4 factors that immediately stand out which will affect not only your production of solar energy but your savings as well.

Solar Panels and Electric Vehicles

“Will my Solar Panels also charge my Electric Vehicle?”

This is a question often asked by customers new to solar panels and electric vehicles. The answer is, yes!

Choosing a Solar Contractor

How does a solar power contractor define success? We define success by quality installations and happy customers.

How Long Solar Panels Last

Many homeowners are new to the process, not sure whether they’ll have high maintenance fees or if they’re at risk for additional replacement costs more often than they’d like. The truth is that homeowners can breathe a sigh of relief. Solar panels last a lot longer than you’d think.

The Best Roof Type For Solar

Installing solar panels on these different roof varieties necessitates different installation techniques, but experts can safely and efficiently install a brand new solar power system on any kind of residential or even commercial roof.

Understanding the Solar Tariff

At the beginning of 2019, the U.S. imposed a number of tariffs, including imported solar panels and solar cells. This tariff was set at 30%. Every indication is that the U.S. is working to lower these tariffs soon

3 Ways to Go Green with Your Home Renovation

If you’re able to do a major home renovation, installing a new solar panel system is one of the best ways to go green. This is because solar energy is clean, green, and renewable.

How to Calculate Your Peak Sun Hours

By determining peak sun hours, homeowners are better able to make informed decisions on purchasing solar panels. Within the continental United States, most homeowners can expect to receive between 3 and 5 peak sun hours.

Demystifying Solar Batteries

When Southern California homeowners install solar panels on their homes, they do so to dramatically reduce their electricity bills. The potential to generate a separate income from the energy produced and stored in the solar battery backup system is also extremely appealing.

Take Advantage of the Solar Tax Credit

This is the perfect year for you to take advantage of the 26% solar tax credit. Southern California homeowners will be able to take advantage of the federal investment tax credit with solar systems installed in their homes.