If someone is paying $200 per month for their utility cost and they can get solar panels for a $180 per month, they're actually saving $20 per month. So there is no additional cost. Energy is not free in either scenario, but it's cheaper to use solar than it would be to use the utility in this case. So is it free? No, but it should cost less when it's done the right way.

New metering isn't always available to homeowners depending on the house and the utility company. That's why it's always wise to work with a professional who is knowledgeable with the local utility company.

Even on cloudy days, solar can still generate electricity. Although the clouds will reduce the amount it or electricity the panels can generate, your solar advisor should be able to account for the local weather patterns and get you set up with adequate system for solar power production.

Solar panels are made to last 25 years or longer. That's why the warranty on our panels is 25 years!

Net Metering allows homeowners to sell excess energy produces by their solar panels back to the energy grid.

Optimal energy production is achieved with solar panels on a south-facing roof. However, east or west-facing roofs are also effective, generating energy for a significant portion of the day.