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If you receive an estimate that seems much lower than others and it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Some fly-by-night contractors will offer an attractive bid, but these contractors are often uninsured and perform poor work. If an estimate you receive is confusing, ask the contractor to break down the estimate into items or terms you can understand.
Solar energy systems are an investment for your future. Many homeowners end up saving thousands throughout the lifespan of their system!
The exact amount varies for each home based on their location, home size, and energy requirements. Most homeowners save thousands by the end of their contract.
When your solar panels produce more power than your home can use, the excess electricity is automatically sent back to the grid. Through net metering, you’ll be building a ‘bank’ of credits with your utility company.
Solar panels absorb sunlight and convert the light energy into usable electricity for your home.
Solar panels can still generate electricity even when the sun is not at its brightest.
If you sell your home, you can transfer your solar agreement to the new homeowner pursuant to the terms of your solar service agreement. The process is very easy and offers electricity savings, which is a great selling point when your home is on the market.
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