You'll need a contractor for your solar project to earn tax credits for building a sustainable energy system. They will manage any local rules or restrictions regulating the usage of solar panels and work through the extensive tax documentation and forms necessary. Solar power purchase agreements (PPAs) are a feasible alternative to all of this labor … Continue reading Quick Guide to Solar PPAs →

When the grid falls on such a large scale, difficult and dangerous situations result. A diesel-powered generator or a solar array with battery storage are two possibilities for homeowners who wish to be ahead of the game. In this post, we explain the distinctions between the two so that you can assist your solar customers … Continue reading Back-up Power for Your Home: Solar Projects vs. Generators →

Solar panels are an excellent method to reduce your reliance on natural gas while still delivering the electricity your home requires to keep you and your family alive. You're not only helping the environment, but you're also helping yourself by achieving energy independence cleanly and sustainably.  But what about the animals and birds that could … Continue reading Animal-lovers: Here’s What You Need to Know about Solar Projects and Birds →

You've considered installing a solar energy system in your house. You've heard about how it may help you save energy, and it appears to be an excellent chance. There's only one problem: people say that solar panels should be angled to catch the sun's beams. Furthermore, your roof is perfectly level. Are solar panels still … Continue reading Solar Panels on Flat Roofs →

A 6kW PV system can power a whole house in many states. However, it depends on your location and energy demands. Before you buy, we'll guide you through the cost, size, and practicality of a 6kW system.  What is the typical cost of a 6kW solar system?  A 6kW solar system in the United States … Continue reading Everything You Need to Know About a 6kW Solar Project →

When looking for solar panels, you want to accomplish three objectives. You want to locate the most excellent solar equipment, the best solar business to install it near you, and the best pricing for the system you require.  Why is it vital to compare the costs and reputations of solar firms online?  According to government … Continue reading Going Local for Your Solar Project? Here’s What You Need to Know →

If you're searching for a quick response, most houses will benefit from south-facing solar panels.  However, if you want to learn more about solar panels' orientation (direction), keep reading.  Best solar panel direction Overall, facing solar panels south is the best option. In almost all circumstances, placing your solar panels south over any other direction … Continue reading Know Which Direction is Best for Your Solar Panels to Face →

Solar panels are unquestionably pricey, costing between $10,000 and $30,000 for most households.  But, over time, how have these costs changed? What can homeowners do to obtain the most significant value on a new system? At their current price, are solar panels worthwhile? We will answer all of these questions in this blog.  How much … Continue reading Sticker Shock, Soft Costs, and Other Additional Charges of Solar Projects →

Clay tile roofs are standard in US countries. They have a beautiful appearance, are an essential element of Spanish culture, and may survive a century. They may, however, be a hassle to work with for solar installation.  Installing solar on clay-tiled roofs has traditionally been more expensive and dangerous than other roof types, such as … Continue reading Quick Guide to Solar Projects and Clay Roofs →

Mounting solar panels varies depending on your roof. To effectively install solar panels, there are many profiles, gauges, metal kinds, and variables to consider within metal roofing materials alone.  Working with a reputable solar energy installer who can confidently choose the right mounting bracket for your metal roof is critical for your solar project. The … Continue reading Quick Guide to Metal Roofs and Solar Projects →