Home Solar Panels
Control Your Energy Cost With Solar Panels!
You Control Your Electric Bill
Take control of your electricity cost by going solar! Homeowners can save a significant amount by going solar and taking advantage of incentives. Reduce your carbon footprint by producing your electricity through solar panels.
Does My Home Qualify For Solar?
There are a few factors to consider when qualifying your home for solar.
Solar Incentives
Do you qualify for federal and state incentives to reduce the cost you pay for your solar panels?
Current Utility Rate
Is your current electricity bill high? Do you tend to use more electricity due to more appliances or maybe have a big family?
Net Metering Qualifications
Does my utility provider offer net metering if excess energy is produced with my solar panels?
Sunlight Exposure
Do you have obstacles blocking your roof that wouldn't allow sunlight to reach solar panels directly, such as trees?
What Is The Cost Associated With Solar Panels?
Since every household is unique in size and electricity usage, the prices vary. The amount of solar panels your home needs depends on the amount of electricity your home consumes. It's vital to weigh in certain factors before going solar. Some Factors to consider includes:
- The number of children living in your household.
- Does your home have electric vehicles?
- The size of the house.
What Are The Benefits Of Going Solar?
Going solar means you have control over your electricity cost. The average yearly increase in electricity cost across the nation is around 3%. Over time, you can expect to be paying a higher price for your electricity. With solar, your rate for electricity is predictable. Additional benefits include state and federal incentives when going solar. See if you qualify.
What is the first step of going solar?
The first step to going solar is checking your potential savings with solar. Our solar experts will need the first page of your utility bill, which shows the total usage within 12 months. The 12 month period will dictate how many solar panels your home would need to cover your total cost of electricity. The free estimation includes:
- A roof assessment.
- The total amount of solar panels placed on your roof.
- Your electric savings installing solar panels
Reach out to our solar experts today to receive your no-cost solar proposal!
Get your free quote and see your home solar design and savings!