A: Solar may reduce the amount of electricity you purchase from your utility company. Your actual savings depend on electricity usage, local utility rates, system production, and the terms of your solar agreement. 

A: Certain solar plans offer predictable monthly payments, making it easier to budget. Your regular utility bill may still vary depending on energy usage and applicable utility charges. 

A: Some solar agreements include a predetermined annual payment increase, sometimes called an escalator. Others may have different payment structures. Review the terms of any offer before signing. 

A: Qualifying homeowners may be eligible for solar plans requiring no upfront installation payment. Monthly charges and other terms may apply. Availability depends on the property, location, and program. 

A: Yes! With a properly designed solar and battery backup system, your home can continue receiving power during a utility outage.
A Tesla Powerwall combined with a SPAN Smart Electrical Panel can provide automatic battery backup and intelligent control over which household circuits receive power.
During your free solar consultation, we'll discuss your home's energy needs and develop a personalized outage protection plan, including which appliances and circuits you want to keep running.
Whole-home backup options may be available depending on your system configuration, battery capacity, and energy requirements.

A: Residential solar installations generally require the property owner's authorization. Eligibility varies based on the solar provider, property, roof, and service location. 

A: Enjoy up to 25 years of protection and peace of mind.  25-Year Equipment Coverage: Covered solar equipment is protected against issues, with repairs and replacements included.
Maintenance and Repairs: Covered maintenance, replacement parts, and repair labor may be included at no additional charge.  All details will be thoroughly discussed during your free consultation.