A properly sized system offsets all or a large portion of your electricity bill. Incentives, like federal, state, power company and county incentives can further cut the cost of installation. And many financing options are available including solar loans, leases, and power purchase agreements (PPAs). So yes, solar is affordable. In addition, solar can increase your property’s value.

The best solar system size depends on your average electricity usage, roof space, and energy goals. A professional assessment will review your past energy bills, available sunlight, and any plans to future needs such as battery storage or electric vehicles. This ensures your system is sized to meet your needs and maximize your savings.

From signing the contract to turning on your system, the process typically takes 4–8 weeks. This includes permitting, design, installation, and inspections. We’ll keep you updated on each step.

Yes! The federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) covers 30% of the system cost, and additional state or local incentives may apply. Our team will help you understand the incentives available in your area.

Yes, though they produce less energy compared to sunny days. However, even in cloudy regions, solar panels can still provide significant energy savings over the year.

Most solar panels come with a 25–30-year warranty and can last even longer with proper maintenance. They require minimal upkeep to stay efficient.

A battery isn’t required but offers extra benefits, like backup power during outages and more energy independence. Our team can discuss whether battery storage makes sense for your goals.

Yes, many systems can be expanded if you need more power in the future, such as adding an electric vehicle or expanding your home.

Studies show that homes with solar systems often have higher resale values and sell faster. Solar is viewed as a valuable, green home improvement.

Solar systems are low-maintenance. Occasional cleaning and annual inspections help ensure they’re performing optimally. We offer maintenance plans for ongoing support.

Most systems come with a monitoring app that lets you track your energy production, consumption, and system health in real-time from your smartphone.

You can typically transfer the system to the new homeowner, which may increase the home’s resale value. If leasing, options to buy out or transfer the lease vary by provider.

Contact us for a free consultation. We’ll assess your home’s solar potential, answer questions, and provide a personalized quote to get you on the path to clean energy.