Real estate agents have become very good at selling homes with solar on the roof. One of the main concerns of a home buyer is how much their electric costs will be in the home. The advantage solar homes have is lower and fixed energy costs, thereby they tend to sell quicker. That said, it’s important to get a solar system that is fit for the home’s needs, with long-term transferable maintenance, along with pricing that will beat out the neighbor who uses the utility provider.

Quite similar to a home with a pool. Except in this case, everyone would rather pay less for their electricity consumption. Real estate data shows that homes with solar will typically sell faster and at a premium price versus homes that do not have solar.

Virtually every insurance carrier will add your new solar system to your existing homeowners insurance policy, in the case of exterior damage, with minimal cost to your annual premium.

Yes. Going solar does not completely separate you from your utility company or take you “off-grid”. In best case scenarios, your solar will cover 100% of your current electric usage, where you’ll typically only see the fixed connection charges from your utility provider.

No. You’ll be benefitting by accumulating credits with the utility company.

Yes. When you purchase an electric vehicle and plan on home charging, it will increase how much power you are using. Your custom solar system can be designed to cover that increase.