Making property improvements to your home or business can be a big investment. When you’re investing in a source of energy to support your needs, it’s important to take multiple factors into account.

As solar becomes more common, more competitive, and more affordable for customers, the process of selecting a qualified solar installer who is right for you can be difficult. This eBook offers four general guidelines for reviewing solar estimates that should help you find the right partner for your project.

When searching for ways to finance solar panels, many installers will advertise solar power purchasing agreements (PPAs) as an easy and low maintenance option. Solar PPAs are fantastic for reducing your electricity bills and providing ease of mind when it comes to fulfilling your energy needs.

Curious about installing solar energy for your home or business, but not exactly confident about how to pay for it? Here are a few financing options that may be available to you right now, allowing you to take advantage of solar.

If you're looking to invest in solar energy for your property but can't afford the upfront costs of the installation process, Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) loans are an innovative financing option.

When searching for the benefits solar energy brings to the table, you don’t need to look far. The environmental, financial, and societal positives are apparent, but this won’t change the fact that solar is still an investment in need of careful consideration.

Homeowners across the country are becoming acutely aware of the benefits solar energy has to offer: potentially eliminating their energy bills while providing ease of mind with a reliable energy source.

Solar can be one of the easiest and wisest improvements you can make for your home or business, offering you a virtual lock on your energy costs. But many people believe that it’s not an affordable option for them.

Finding the right solar company to install solar panels on your roof or on your property can be a bit intimidating. By now, you’ve taken into consideration your energy needs and have conducted a home audit. The final step is choosing the right solar installer for your project.