The Value & The Costs of
Whole House Solar Power (w/ Battery Backup)
The Value
Going solar isn't just about harnessing the power of the sun; it's about taking a proactive step towards environmental sustainability. Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity, reducing reliance on traditional energy sources. Any surplus energy generated can be stored in batteries, ensuring a continuous power supply even when the sun isn't shining.
Transitioning to solar power isn't just an eco-friendly choice; it's a smart investment that offers significant long-term savings. By reducing reliance on traditional power sources, homeowners can achieve energy independence while minimizing their carbon footprint, a win-win for both the environment and their wallets.
Our team will assess your property's solar potential and tailor a solar energy solution that aligns with your sustainability goals and budget, ensuring a seamless transition to renewable energy.
The Costs
When considering solar power for your home, you have two main options: purchasing or leasing. Purchasing solar panels involves an initial upfront investment, but the long-term financial benefits can outweigh the initial costs and lead to significant savings over time.
Furthermore, depending on your location, you may qualify for federal tax credits or state-level incentives when you install solar panels. Some utility companies even offer rebates to incentivize customers to adopt solar energy.
Additionally, through net metering, homeowners can earn credits for surplus electricity generated by their solar panels. These credits can then be used to offset electricity costs when solar output is low, providing further financial benefits.