FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
How does solar work?
Solar panels on your roof turn sunlight into electricity for your home. With battery storage, energy your panels make during the day can be stored and used later, such as at night or during an outage.
Why should I consider solar and battery for my home?
Be prepared for Power outages & unreliable Grid failures with Solar & Battery Storage. Lower your Energy Bills and Invest in your home.
How many solar panels does my home need?
It depends on your home, your roof and how much energy you use. We work this out with you during a free consultation.
How much does solar cost?
Costs vary from home to home, depending on the size of the system and the equipment you choose. Financing options are available. Book a free consultation and we will go through the numbers for your home.
What happens during a power outage?
With battery storage, your home can keep running on stored energy when the grid goes down. What a battery can power varies by system, so we cover this during your free consultation.
What is net metering?
Net metering is a billing arrangement offered by some utilities that credits you for extra solar energy your system sends back to the grid. Programs vary by utility and state, so we will explain what applies to you during a free consultation.
Solar Lease vs PPA vs Loan option: what is the difference?
With a lease or a power purchase agreement (PPA), another company owns the system and you pay to use it or the power it makes. With a loan, you own the system. Terms vary, so we will compare the options with you during a free consultation.
How long does it take to get installed?
Timelines vary with your home, local permits and utility approvals. We will walk you through each step during your free consultation.
Is it better to lease or buy panels?
It depends on your goals and your budget, and each option has its own advantages. We can talk through which fits your home during a free consultation.
What happens during installation?
Our team installs your panels and any battery storage or electrical work, then your system is inspected and approved before it is switched on. We will explain each step before work begins.