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Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ's about Solar. Call or email as we are happy to answer all questions.

 
 

+ Why is Everyone Going Solar?

It makes financial sense and the savings are tens of thousands of dollars. 1.The goverment will pay for 30% of your system. 2.Solar technology has rapidly advanced with high efficiency panels and reliable 25 year warranty. 3.Electricity prices are at all time highs and continue to increase.

+ How much does a solar system cost?

There is not one answer. Every customers situation is different. Some of the factors are: 1.How much electricity your house uses 2.Your house location relative to the sun 3.Type of solar panels selected

+ What is required to install solar panels?

The State of California requires a C-46 Solar license with the Contractor State License Board. Many product manufacturers require licensed contractors to perform intallations in order for Manufacturer Warranty to be valid.

+ Can I completely eliminate my PG&E bill?

Yes. If you choose a solar plan called a Zero Out System you can eliminate your bill. This means that we install a system that can produce as much electricity as your house consumes.

+ Tell me about the system warranties?

Our solar panels have a Manufacturers 25 year Performance Warranty. The Inverters, which turn solar electricity into electricity your house can use, have a 25 year Manufacturer Warranty. Then we provide our own 10 year Installation Warranty.

+ How long do solar panels last?

Our solar panels have a 25 year performance warranty. Since we only use the highest quality solar panels on the market, you can expect some solar panels to last as long as 30 - 40 years.

+ How quickly do solar systems pay themselves off?

On average our solar systems have a 6-8 year break even point. Meaning at that point your system has paid for itself and you are have another 17-19 years of free electricity, guaranteed.

+ Do solar panels work on cloudy days?

Yes. Solar panels do produce electricity on cloudy days and in cold conditions.

 

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