Solar panels reduce electricity bills, increase property value, and lower your carbon footprint.
Costs vary based on size and location, but we offer free quotes to give you an exact figure.
Yes, there are federal tax credits, local rebates, and sometimes state incentives available.
Solar panels can be installed on most roof types, including tile, metal, and asphalt shingles.
Typically, solar panels last 25-30 years, with many still producing good power beyond this period.
No, they require minimal maintenance, mainly occasional cleaning and an annual check-up.
Solar systems are usually connected to the grid, so you'll draw power from there when your panels aren't producing.
Yes, but you'll need battery storage and possibly a larger system to ensure power availability.
Batteries store excess power generated during the day for use at night or during outages.
Net metering allows you to send excess electricity back to the grid in exchange for credits.
Most residential installations are completed within 1-3 days.
When installed properly, solar panels should not damage your roof.
Yes, they're built to withstand rain, hail, and wind. However, extreme conditions might require specific panel types.
Generally, no, but there might be exceptions based on local regulations or if you live in a historic district.
We assess your roof's orientation, shading, and your energy consumption to determine suitability.
Most panels come with a 25-year performance warranty, with equipment warranties varying by manufacturer.
Studies show that homes with solar installations often sell at a premium compared to those without.
While possible, it's usually more cost-effective to leave the system installed to increase the home's sale value.
Shading can significantly reduce efficiency. We design systems to minimize this impact.
Solar panels significantly reduce carbon emissions over their lifetime, far outweighing the impact of their production.
Yes, we provide various financing options including loans, leases, and power purchase agreements (PPAs).
Grid-tied systems connect to the public electricity grid, while off-grid systems are independent, requiring batteries.
Usually, rain will clean them, but if needed, a gentle wash with water and a soft brush works best.
It might, but the increase is typically minimal compared to the savings on electricity.
With a standard grid-tied system, you'll lose power to prevent backfeeding into the grid. Battery backups can provide power during outages.
Most systems come with monitoring software that lets you track production in real-time.
Yes, we handle all necessary permits as part of our service.
This depends on your energy usage, roof space, and budget. We'll help you determine the right size.
Efficiency varies by model, but higher efficiency panels produce more power in less space, which might be crucial for smaller roofs.
Contact us for troubleshooting or maintenance. Most issues are easily resolved.
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