There is no question why various brands and businesses are slowly exploring the field of solar project manufacturing. As of this writing, over 29% of the world population is already switching to solar power. While competition is good for the solar power market, first-time solar project users might have difficulty choosing their solar panel brand–especially … Continue reading Tier 1 vs Tier 2 Solar Panels: Which One Should You Get? →

Rodents can damage everything in your house–including your solar panels. Homeowners in the countryside who have residential solar projects have been experiencing infestations that affect their solar projects' efficiency and overall functionality. This is why it's essential to avoid rodent infestation in your solar panels. How do rodents damage solar power projects? There are many … Continue reading Prevent Rodents from Damaging Your Solar Panels →

One of the primary reasons people would rather skip using residential solar projects is their price. Luckily, various cities and states worldwide have gone the extra mile to make solar power more accessible to homeowners by offering solar tax incentives and solar leases. But with the monthly interest you're paying with a solar lease–is it … Continue reading Everything You Need to Know about Solar Lease →

Solar panel projects can be expensive. While it can give you significant savings, installing a fully functional solar project in your home can put a dent in your wallet. Luckily, there are already lots of solar panel manufacturers and services providers that offer excellent deals for your money. Here are some tips for getting the … Continue reading Tips to Getting the Best Solar Quote →

Solar batteries can be the most expensive part of your solar project, especially if you plan to go off-grid. When working on a residential solar panel project, you have to decide if you’re going to invest in heavy-duty solar batteries. If you’re one of the homeowners who have the same question, this blog is for … Continue reading Are Solar Batteries Worth the Investment? →

Solar panels and equipment can be expensive; this is why it’s also subject to theft. Solar theft has been increasing significantly over the past years as more and more people are using residential solar projects to power up their houses. This blog will teach you the essential things you have to consider to protect your … Continue reading Tips Protect Yourself from Solar Theft →

Your chosen solar company can make or break your solar project. An adequately installed residential solar power equipment can help you save up to $50,000 on your annual electricity bill, while a poorly installed one will cost you at least $80,000 in damages.  This is why it's essential to find the best solar company. This … Continue reading Finding Solar Company Near You →

Electricity bills are the most significant part of their monthly budget in most households. Some homeowners even sell their homes not because they can no longer afford the mortgage but because they can't sustain paying their electricity bills. Fortunately, electricity costs worldwide are increasing by 1.3% every year during the last 10 years–and this increase … Continue reading What You Need to Know about Your Electric Bill →

The demand for residential solar panel projects is significantly increasing every year. Because of this, entrepreneurs are already investing in solar panel installation services. While some of these service providers can give you the exact solar project you need, some could be just a waste of money. To avoid this, here are some things you … Continue reading Investing on residential solar project? Read this. →

Energy output is one of the most confusing factors in using residential solar panel projects. Even homeowners who’ve long used solar panels still experience difficulties understanding the energy output of their solar project. Understanding the energy output of solar energy is an essential skill among solar power users. In this blog, you’ll know how you … Continue reading Everything You Need to Know about Solar Panel Energy Output →