The federal government provides all qualified homeowners with a 30% tax credit, meaning 30% of your overall project cost is subsidized with this tax credit. And depending on which state you reside in, you may also qualify for state tax credits or local rebates to help offset your costs.

Your solar system will act as your very own power plant producing energy for your property from the sun. All of the energy will flow directly through the main electrical panel powering your home with any extra energy being sent back to the utility grid, which gets credited back to your utility account. This is known as net-metering. 

Maintenance will be very minimal. It will be beneficial to have your solar panels cleaned or hosed down once every few years, but other than that rainfall will do a sufficient job in keeping them clean and running efficiently.

Where your solar panels won’t produce as much energy during inclement weather, you will still generate some power as the sun rays are still penetrating through the cloud cover.

Yes! We have a handful of battery options that can give you peace of mind during a grid outage. 

Great question. We take the age of your roof into account before your initial solar review. If your roof is on the tail end of it’s life, we will recommend getting it replaced prior to going solar. The great news is we are able to lump that into your solar project if desired. If your roof still has a good number of years remaining and it needs to be replaced after your solar system is installed, there is a small fee to have the solar system removed and reinstalled during a roof replacement.