Going solar is
simple and effective.
Let us walk you through
the process...
1. Can I afford it?
Tax Credits & Long-term Savings
Switching to solar can greatly reduce and sometimes eliminate electric bills, resulting in substantial savings for homeowners and businesses alike.
Residential tax credits may not be around much longer, but so far the credits for businesses are still intact and can likely be 50% or more depending on your location.
Click to learn how the Residential Clean Energy Credit works.
Property Value Increase
Investing in solar panels can significantly raise the market value of your property, offering a lucrative return on investment in addition to sustainable energy benefits.
Texas homeowners will be happy to know that solar systems are exempt from property tax determination, so adding solar will not raise your taxes.
Financing
Few solar companies will admit this, but financing is one of the least cost-effective options. (Even worse are those shady dealers persuading homeowners to rent their panels.)
That said, we understand that sometimes paying interest is unavoidable, and we're here to help you find the best financing solution for your system.
2. What is the process from start to finish?
Site Suitability Assessment
Before installation, we conduct a thorough assessment to determine the suitability of your property for solar panels, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency.
Shane Sullivan will be the one conducting your site survey. Click here to meet Shane and the rest of the team.
Design & Installation Coordination
Solar panels can be installed on open land or on existing barn roofs and other buildings. They can even power remote irrigation equipment when paired with a battery system.
Our expert team manages the entire design and installation process, guaranteeing a professional and compliant solar panel, inverter and battery setup for your property.
Leading that charge is our NABCEP certified Technical Operations Manager and Co-Owner Kim Kring.
Schedule Your Install
As soon as your down payment is made we order the materials and start the permitting and interconnection process. That can take a few weeks depending on response time from the utilities.
Once they give the green light, Kim will put you on the schedule. Installing can take anywhere from a couple of days (for simple solar-only rooftop arrays) to a few weeks (for more complicated ground mounts and/or big battery backup systems.
Activate Solar Power!
Once your install is complete we will schedule an inspection from your utility company. Often the meter will be switched out for a new one that runs backwards!
They will then grant the words we love to hear, "permission to operate".
