Frequently Asked Questions

 Although the initial cost of solar panels can be high, the long-term benefits can significantly outweigh The upfront investment because you'll be generating your own electricity, you can reduce or even eliminate your monthly electricity costs. 

 Once you pay off your loan or buy your system outright you will essentially be getting energy for free. When it comes to payment, those who are using solar energy will still get a monthly utility bill. This will show how much energy you produce versus how much energy use for the month. 

 If you envision downsizing in a few years or moving to a new state someday, a solar system will not get in the way. As long as you plan to use your panels for 3 years or more, but financial benefits will make it worthwhile. 

 Although solar equipment can be more expensive initially, the main reason that people choose solar power instead of electricity is the cost savings. Solar energy is very efficient and able to pay back the cost of insulation over a number of years. 

Solar panels typically don't require much maintenance other than periodic cleaning and keeping them free from obstacles that can cash shadows over the panels. Solar panels need an unobstructed path to the Sun to operate optimally. 

In short, solar panels still work in cloudy weather. They just might generate less power, depending on the quality and efficiency of your panels. 

Installing solar panels earns you a federal tax credit. That means you'll get a credit for your income taxes that actually lowers your tax bill. You can qualify for the ITC for the tax year that you installed your solar panels as long as the system generates electricity for a home in the United states 

How long can a solar battery power a house? Without running AC or electric heat, a 10 kilowatt battery alone can power the basic operations on a house for at least 24 hours, and longer with careful budgeting. 

Solar panels alone cannot power your home during a power outage. However, with the addition of a battery storage system, you can store excess energy generated by your panels and use it to power your home during an outage.

Net metering is a billing arrangement that allows you to receive credit on your utility bill for excess energy generated by your solar panels. This credit can be used to offset the cost of energy you use from the grid.

If you need to replace your roof, solar panels will need to be removed and reinstalled. Our team can assist with this process and ensure that your panels are properly reinstalled.