Common Questions About Solar
We understand you might have a lot of questions—that’s completely normal! That’s why a consultation is necessary. It’s the perfect opportunity to address your specific concerns and provide all the information you need. Many common questions and worries turn out to be simpler than they seem once everything is explained.
Q: What happens if I move?
A: Solar adds value to your home, so when you sell, the system can make your property more attractive to buyers. If you financed your system, the loan can either be paid off at closing or transferred to the new homeowner. Solar is a great investment whether you plan to stay or sell.
Q: What if the panels don’t work?
A: We offer a 25-year warranty on both the panels and their production. If there’s ever an issue with your system, we’ll take care of it. Plus, solar panels have no moving parts, making them incredibly reliable and low-maintenance.
Q: How long do solar panels last?
A: Solar panels are built to last decades. At year 25, your system should still be operating at 85–90% efficiency. Many systems continue to produce power well beyond 25 years, offering long-term savings.
Q: What happens if it’s cloudy or at night?
A: Your system is tied to the grid, so you’ll still have access to power when your panels aren’t producing energy. Net metering allows you to use credits from the extra energy your system generates during sunny days, offsetting your usage at night or on cloudy days.
Q: Will solar work for my home?
A: Every home is different, and that’s why we customize each system to fit your roof, energy needs, and financial goals. During your consultation, we’ll evaluate your home and determine if solar is a good fit.
Q: What about maintenance?
A: Solar panels require little to no maintenance. Occasional cleaning to remove dirt or debris is all that’s typically needed. Plus, our warranty covers any unexpected issues.
Q:Why is a consultation necessary before going solar?
A: A consultation allows us to provide you with a tailored solar solution for your home. We’ll review your electric bill to understand your monthly and yearly energy usage, helping us determine how much energy we can offset with solar. Additionally, we’ll assess the condition of your roof and existing main electrical panel to ensure they can support a solar installation. This personalized approach ensures accurate savings estimates and a seamless installation process.
Still have questions? Schedule your consultation today. We’ll make sure you get the answers and information you need to feel confident about going solar!