Switching to solar can reduce electricity bills, increase property value, and contribute to environmental sustainability.

Solar is a great fit if you own your home, use a significant amount of electricity, have a roof in good condition with high sun exposure, and good credit.

Panels are typically installed on the southernmost side of your roof for maximum sun exposure, customized to your home's design and energy needs.

Solar agreements and systems are transferable to the new homeowner, and support is provided for a smooth transition.

This depends on your system's size, usage, and utility net metering policies.

After contacting the solar provider, they handle everything from evaluating your home, creating a customized plan, securing permits, and installing the system. Once inspected and interconnected, your system will be activated.

Net metering is the policy that really enables your solar to work for you. In most US states, there is a policy that says for every kilowatt hour that you put into the grid, you will receive a credit for that kilowatt hour. So if your solar system produces 10 kilowatt hours of energy, and it puts those 10 kilowatt hours into the grid, that's 10 kilowatt hours you get back. That's what net metering is.

This is really important because your solar system produces energy during the daytime, but you use energy during the nighttime as well. How it works is that during the daytime, you put a lot of energy into the grid, and it goes “on account” to be used later when you are not producing electricity. So you're banking all those credits. Then at night (or on a cloudy day), you pull that energy off the grid, and you use all the credits you accumulated.That's net metering. It's an amazing policy. One that we all as consumers and advocates for clean energy have to continue to fight for. It has enabled solar to develop so much and, in effect, gives you the ability to use the grid as your own battery, reducing the cost of electricity for you and your family.

Various financing options are offered, including cash purchases, loans, and leases, to accommodate different financial situations.

Powur offers comprehensive warranties covering equipment and installation to protect your investment.

A solar buyback plan compensates you for excess energy generated by your renewable energy system that is sent back to the grid.

For more information, please contact "Ask For Energy Solutions."