There are both advantages and disadvantages to installing solar energy on your home. The question is whether the pros outweigh the cons for your specific situation. We’re here to help.

First, our solar experts will collect some basic information as your location and your average electricity bill can help us determine how much power is needed to cover your needs and what you could generate. After that, we’ll break down exactly what kind of system your roof can support, the amount of power it will produce, and how much you’ll be saving month-to-month and over the lifespan of the system.

If it turns out solar energy doesn’t save you money in the short or long term, we’ll tell you. 

Then our specialized site surveyors will visit your home to check your roof’s layout, possible shading, integrity, and home direction. South-facing roofs generally get the most sunlight in the Northern Hemisphere, but east- and west-facing roofs are also viable—it just changes the design layout of your solar system.

With this information you’ll have the details needed to evaluate if solar energy is for you and your home.