Our typical residential solar power job takes us about 20 hours of installation time on the roof and about 7 hours inside the house. But due to customisable nature of the solar PV system, it may take us about 1-2 weeks to install a complete rooftop system. However, the actual site work is limited to 4-5 days.

We do! We take pride in doing all of the work ourselves. This means you have a consistent experience with one company, all aligned on making sure you are delighted with your solar experience every step of the way. Our install crews are friendly, professional, and well-reviewed.

Simply put – the sooner you get solar, the sooner you will enjoy its benefits! If you wait for some unproven technology down the road, you will have missed the opportunity to generate your own power now. Solar is like saving for retirement – the sooner you start doing it, the better.

Solar PV system offers a way to fix your electricity rate for more than 25 years. The maintenance-free panels come with a 25-year production warranty and the expected useful lifespan is up to 50 years (output starts to slow down over time but is still significant). That’s a feeling of energy security that is hard to duplicate.

The ideal roof orientation is hard to find on every site, but an installation of +/- 40 degrees is also fine. More important than angle, generally, is shading. We don’t want to see any shading on a solar roof from 9 am to 3 pm, year-round.

Today nearly all inverters come with built-in monitoring that varies based on manufacturer. By reconciling your production with your electric bill, you can get a good idea what your household’s electric load is and how much of a difference the photovoltaic system is making.

Solar panels will be much more efficient if it’s a bright day and the sun is shining directly onto them, but they will work even if this is not the case, as long as there’s some sunlight. Modern solar panels will generate some power even on a dull, cloudy day.