solar-faq

It’s a question that we often hear: “Is my roof a good fit for solar panels?” The answer in most cases is yes, but here are a few things that we look for.
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Even if you’re familiar with solar energy, the terminology associated with it can be a bit overwhelming. So, let’s answer the question many of us ask in our heads. “I want solar, but OMG, WTH is a kWh!?!” This crucial question can help you decide the system size you need based on your energy consumption, the overall impact of your panels on your utility bill, and even the effect of many of your home or business appliances and equipment.
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Going solar can have a significant impact on your monthly energy bill, but just what should you expect to see?

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According to data from SolarReviews.com, property owners are installing solar panels and battery back-up systems in record numbers, which raises the question: Is including a battery backup with your solar system a good idea?

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Battery technology has become a rather large portion of most of our lives, from powering our cell phones to fueling our cars, batteries are nearly everywhere. So how are batteries playing a role in solar powered homes?

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You’re likely familiar with some of the many benefits of solar power, such as clean renewable energy, reduced electricity bills, and low maintenance. But you may be surprised to learn a few additional facts about solar and the uniqueness this energy source has.

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You made the move to solar, so now what?
“What’s next?” is a relatively common question, and the answer is relatively simple.

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Solar is gaining popularity in New Hampshire

Although New Hampshire ranks among the bottom ⅓ of states in solar installation and production, solar is growing in popularity. According to SEIA, as of Q4, 2021, roughly 28,000 New Hampshire households have some level of solar installation, and many businesses are now moving to clean, renewable solar energy.

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When you think of solar, most people picture a rooftop installation on a home or business. Still, there is a growing number of property owners who are choosing “double-duty” solar installations for one reason or another. Double-duty solar installations are structural ground mounting systems that offer a secondary functional use, such as a pergola or carport that provides shade and shelter from the elements and offers an ideal location for a solar installation.

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You might be surprised to learn that not all solar photovoltaic (PV) systems need to be roof-mounted, or just how many options are available.

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