Getting the right solar power contractor can be difficult. Some can provide you with an excellent residential solar power project, while some would leave you with an inefficient and even haphazard solar power system.

There’s no better way to get the right solar power contractor as a homeowner than by understanding how installers see the residential solar installation. 

What do installers think about residential solar installation?

According to researchers, many solar power service providers consider residential solar installation as the biggest asset of their business.

Sure enough, a commercial solar panel installation can pay them more. However, considering the materials and the amount of work they have to do with commercial solar panel installation, there’s no question that residential solar panel installation can produce more income.

This means that solar panel service providers love getting homeowners as their customers. Despite this, there are still some issues that they have to face in installing a residential solar project.

What are the common problems of residential solar installation?

Homeowners often lie about their monthly energy consumption. They often think that doing so will help them strike a cheaper deal with their contractor.

This is one of the most common problems faced by solar service providers. When homeowners lie about their monthly energy consumption, they tend to install a solar panel project that will produce less electricity than the homeowner’s actual consumption. This makes the entire solar panel project vulnerable to overloading and short circuits.

Aside from this, some homeowners tend to increase their energy consumption significantly once they already have a solar panel project. 

Homeowners think that since they already have an alternative source of power, they can use all the electricity they want. Again, this thinking will cause damage to their solar panel projects and make their homes vulnerable to electrical accidents.

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