We pride ourselves on our quality customer service and offer a unique 25-year production guarantee. After the installation process, you will be able to monitor their system’s production. If the system ever breaks we make sure the system is fixed through a scheduled onsite repair. If the system underproduces (according to the production guarantee), you will either be reimbursed for losses in production or we will add additional modules to reach that production guarantee.

Yes! As of 2022, homeowners that install solar will be able to benefit from Federal Tax Credits equivalent to 26% of the cost of the system. Tax credit received in this manner may be used to deduct from the tax that is owed at the end of the year, up to 26% of the price you paid for the system. Customers who owe less than 26% of the system’s worth in taxes will only receive what they owe. Unused tax credits will be carried over to the following tax year.

Contrary to popular belief, solar panels are able to utilize direct or indirect sunlight to generate electricity. Solar panels work at their max efficiency during direct sunlight but will still continue to produce if the sun is partially blocked by clouds or if the light is being reflected. Rain actually helps the panels, by effectively cleaning them from the dust that has accumulated.

Electricity prices have increased by an average of 20% over the past ten years, and can be more depending on where you live. Buying a system from us means that your panels will likely meet 100% of your electricity needs so you don’t have to worry about electricity bills rising and cutting into your savings.

You will lose out on federal financial incentives that are being offered as solar becomes increasingly popular. Arizona in particular currently offers state tax credits worth $1,000 on top of the federal tax credits equivalent to 26% of the cost of the system. In 2023, this rate will lower from 26% to 22%. There is no tax credit incentive currently scheduled for 2024 onwards!

Each solar panel contains photovoltaic cells that are interconnected. Whenever the sun shines onto the panels, energy is absorbed by the cells. This process helps generate electric charges that move through the panel’s electric fields, creating an electrical current that can be further adapted for consumer use.

Solar panels are definitely not cheap to have, but are absolutely worth their cost. We don’t ask our clients to pay anything out of pocket. Since people are already paying for their electricity bills, all they need to do is basically switch the company that they are paying for their power usage and enjoy the fixed solar bills that are protected from inflation (or other rate increases). Most people can break even on their solar system in about seven to eight years. Having solar panels will minimize your utility bills and are covered by a 25-year production warranty. It’s safe to say it’s risk-free!

Our solar panels are warrantied to last 25 years, but will very likely outlast that warranty. There are 40-year-old solar systems that are still able to produce 75-80% of the power that they were designed to produce. Systems can usually be expected to lose anywhere from 0.5%-1% of power output every year, which means that most solar systems will usually outlive their warranty.

No, your solar panel system does not require batteries to be fully operational. However, in special cases, you can purchase a battery to store excess solar power that is generated for future use.

Solar panels will not damage the roof during and after the installation process. We can install solar panels on most roof types and you will benefit from a 10-year penetration warranty. However, because dismounting the panels post-installation can be expensive, we make sure that your roof is in a good condition before we install them. Roofs that need repairs will need the repairs prior to installation. Having solar can possibly increase the value of your home. New buyers can be attracted by the benefits of having a solar system without going through the installation process. Your home can be better marketed and sold at a higher price as well!

Yes, but you will likely pay significantly less on your utility bill. In some cases where customers are able to generate more power than they consume, they will receive bill credits that can be used in succeeding months. Most utility companies will issue a check to the customer for any unused bill credits that remain at the end of the year.

In most cases, no. Solar systems are usually connected to the electric grid. Blackouts would cause the grid to be disabled, along with the solar systems. Each system has a specials safety feature that cuts off electricity during a blackout so that maintenance workers can be protected while they restore power to the area.

Solar panels rarely require any maintenance. Dust, snow, and debris usually fall off naturally but you can always have the panels professionally cleaned once a year if you’d like. The bigger problem would be keeping animals away from the panels, which can be prevented by using the critter guard we offer.

Solar power makes savings simple! You can maximize your savings by using less power than the panels are producing, especially during peak rate hours (if applicable). You may also consider converting your heat pumps, heaters, to ones that use electricity and request additional panels if you have enough requisite roof space.