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Before we can design a solar energy system for your home, we must ensure your roof is in good condition, and your electrical box meets current code requirements.

We will also go into your attic to inspect the roof rafters and gather measurements for the solar panel mounting system. This process takes about 15-20 minutes to complete, and the information allows us to provide an honest, transparent solar panel quote without any hidden surprises.

Once we gather the information on your home, our in-house engineer will review your energy needs, analyze your roof’s capacity, and designs a solar array specific to your home.

This process can take 1-2 days. Once complete, we will provide all the information, including the cost/savings analysis, so that you can make the best decision for your home.

No, we do not. We’ve found that the online solar calculators don’t capture all the variables that go into providing a solar quote and are often wrong. This can be frustrating for customers who later learn project costs will be more/less due to the system being sized wrong, outdated prices, and incorrect panel placement. Instead, we will visit your home, gather all the information, and provide a detailed solar panel quote. It may take longer, but it’s accurate!

Having the last 12 months of utility bills is helpful to have before you request an estimate on solar panels, but it is not required. During the solar panel quote, our team will need to access your home's attic to measure the roof rafters. Aside from being home and available during the onsite inspection, you are not required to have any additional information.

No, you do not need approval on a solar panel loan before getting a solar panel quote. In fact, many homeowners opt to wait until they get the cost/savings report to determine which solar panel financing option is best for them.

How much energy your home uses can vary month-to-month. We need to understand how it changes to ensure we are designing a system to meet your needs. If we only use a one-month average, the system won’t be sized correctly to offset higher energy bills which typically happen in the summer. This will reduce your overall savings and is not ideal.

If you don’t have historical energy bills to send, that’s ok. In most cases, we ask you to install a tracking device on your energy meter to calculate the energy demand for your home and appliances. We provide this tracking device for free and ask that it remain in your home for at least a week. Once we get the data, we use advanced AI to predict and calculate energy demands and design a solar energy system to meet those projected numbers.

In most cases, yes, homeowners can add additional rooftop solar panels to their system at a later date. However, some utility companies like FP&L have limits on the size of the system that can be installed.

If adding additional panels goes above their set limit, they will prevent you from adding more.

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