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Did you know solar panels can be installed in a matter of a few days? See how easy it is to make the switch to solar by watching the video below or contact us for a free, no-obligation consultation.

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According to the Energy Information Administration, residential electricity rates have increased nationally by around 15 percent in the last ten years. With this steady increase in the cost of residential electricity, many consumers are wondering, “is making the switch to solar worth it?” The answer to that question depends on several factors, including your property, your local energy rate, what your system will cost to install, and if you qualify for any potential cost savings.
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Many solar panel systems will produce more electricity than the owner can use. So where does that extra power go? Learn by watching the video below or contact us for a free, no-obligation consultation.

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Solar is growing, and more and more Americans are considering making the switch to solar but aren’t sure it’s a good fit for them or their property.  

Below are five reasons why you shouldn’t make the move to solar now.

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As consumer concerns over the power grid’s stability, market volatility, and a desire for energy independence rise, solar batteries are growing in popularity. There’s a lot to know before you decide to add a battery system to your solar installation project, but here’s a quick buyer’s guide snapshot that can help get you started.

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Iowa is a great state for solar. Although you might question Iowa’s potential for solar energy production, you might be surprised to know that Iowa is pretty well suited for solar. On average, the state sees about 4.5 hours a day of “solar-friendly sunlight.”

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Following the global pandemic, the cost of construction material prices are at record highs, significantly impacting the cost for new construction. But what does this mean for the solar industry, and will it result in an increased cost for solar installations in the future?  

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What makes a state good for solar? You might think that warmer southern states are the best locations for solar panels. We help dispel that myth in the video below.

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When prices drop drastically, that means that they'll continue falling, right? Watch this short video dispelling this myth to find out more.

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Massachusetts is a great state for solar

Although the relatively cool temperatures in New England might lead you to believe that Massachusetts isn’t a good place for solar, the opposite is true. This state’s moderately cool, but sunny climate coupled with aggressive legislative environmental policies, large and competitive market place, and federal and state incentives means Massachusetts is a great place to go solar.

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