The Process

The journey starts with an initial meeting with solar sales professionals. Homeowners provide their electric bills, allowing analyzation of their energy usage patterns. This step helps design a system tailored to meet the unique energy needs of the household.

Typically, homeowners are introduced to their dedicated solar project manager after agreements are signed. Along with your salesperson, project managers become a crucial part of the journey, assisting not only with the initial assessment but also guiding homeowners through financing options and facilitating communication throughout the entire process.

Solar professionals assess the sun exposure and shading conditions around the home. This involves evaluating the orientation and tilt of the roof to maximize sunlight absorption, optimizing the panel layout for increased energy production.

The next step involves a thorough examination of the roof's condition to ensure it can support the installation for the solar panels' lifespan. If needed, homeowners may choose to repair or replace their roof before installing solar panels.

Following installation, the solar system undergoes a comprehensive inspection to ensure it meets safety and performance standards. Local authorities may conduct final inspections to verify compliance with building codes. Once approved, the system is activated, and the homeowner can start harnessing the power of the sun.

Post-installation, many solar providers offer monitoring services to track the system's performance. Regular maintenance ensures the solar panels operate at peak efficiency, maximizing the return on investment over the system's lifespan.