Although adding solar to your home can be a relatively painless and easy process, sometimes understanding all the ins and outs of the financial incentives available to you can be confusing.

Many incentives and rebate programs are currently being offered to promote the implementation and adoption of clean and renewable energy with solar power. But to take advantage of these great programs, you’ll need to understand a little bit about what they are, how they work, and how you can qualify for them.

Your solar estimates should include two different types of warranties. One type of warranty covers the physical components, while the second warranty should cover labor and installation. How many warranties you’ll have total at the end of the project may vary - depending on your system, each individual component you purchase could have two warranties.

With advancements in technology making solar simple and affordable, choosing the right solar installer can seem like the most difficult part of the process. Explore the infographic below to get an idea of what to look for when choosing your solar installer.

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Autumn is upon us. The more things change (leaves, outerwear choices) the more they stay the same (masks, social distancing). Yes, the pandemic is still with us, and we are still taking all the precautions necessary to provide a safe, healthy work environment for our employees and customers.

If you’ve done your homework and selected a few reputable solar installers to provide you an estimate, you should be in a position to evaluate the best fit for your situation and property. However, occasionally there are elements of an estimate that are confusing or unclear. Here are three tips to help you discern between subtle differences and obvious red flags.

One of the often-overlooked parts of reviewing solar estimates is the installation team. A well-established provider with extensive experience designing and installing these systems will ensure that your solar array is installed correctly and with as little stress and disruption for you and your property as possible. Here are a few things to look for when reviewing solar estimates.

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.