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What happens if I move?

The solar panels will transfer seamlessly to the new owner. There is no need to worry about paying any transfer costs.

What happens if my panels are damaged by a Natural Disaster?

Any damage to your panels in the event of a Natural Disaster will be covered by your homeowners insurance. While our panels can withstand and are rated for 180+ mph winds and hail, there is still the chance that the panels can be damaged. We will gladly work with you and your insurance provider to repair any damaged panels.

How much does it cost up-front to go Solar?

As long as you qualify you can install Solar on your home for $0 down. There is no need for an expensive down payment to get started.

Do you provide battery storage solutions?

Yes, we provide storage solutions using components such as the LG Chem line, which will store any access energy generated by your panels. These batteries will provide safe and reliable on-demand power during the night when your panels aren't generating power or when there's a power outage. This can also be a great option for those that want to be completely off-grid.

What if it's not sunny out?

As we all know the sun doesn't shine all the time. Don't worry though, with net-metering any of the credit you have earned by generating excess energy will go to purchasing energy back from the energy company. If you opted for an on-premise storage solution, you will pull power from the batteries until they are depleted and then you will pull from the energy company.

Is Solar a good fit for me?

There are a lot of things that go into determining if your home or business is a good fit for Solar. Considerations that come into play are the angle of your roof, the direction it faces, the age of your roof, and your energy habits. Our team will review your property and determine if you're a good fit.

How long is the warranty on my Solar Panels?

We provide a standard 25-year warranty on all our panels. This will cover you for any defective equipment or faulty hardware and will give you peace of mind.

What is net-metering?

Net Metering is selling your excess power to the utility company and buying it back at night when your Solar panels are not generating energy. This is beneficial when you don't have an energy storage system to fully realize the gains from your Solar panels.

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