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Going Solar: Answers to frequently asked questions

5/17/2019

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Thinking about installing a solar panel system on your home or business? Awesome! Going solar is a great way to save money and benefit the environment, but we know you probably have a few questions about making the switch. From pricing to maintenance details, SunHarvest Solar is here to help with answers to common questions:

What size solar system do I need for a “___” square-foot house?
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Square footage plays a role in many aspects of a home or business, but when it comes to a solar panel system, square footage does not necessarily determine what size solar system to install. Going solar comes with a lot of benefits, including the ability to customize your system for personalized energy needs. Some homes or businesses can be physically small, but still use a large amount of energy every day. Alternatively, you could have a large building that requires little energy. SunHarvest Solar can determine which solar energy system size best fits your individual energy needs, based on past utility bills, average energy demand, and more. Big or small, we can help you make sure you get the perfect fit! 
 
What type of maintenance is needed?

One of the best perks of solar energy systems is that they require very little maintenance. Typically, the only maintenance required to keep your system in tip-top shape is to keep it clean and unobstructed. Solar panels operate at a higher level if they are free of debris like dust or leaves, and are not blocked by trees or shading structures.Check out this blog for more tipson how keep your solar panel system clean and efficient. If there are any major breaks or wire disruptions, contact your solar provider.
 
How much does it cost to go solar?

There are various factors that go into determining the total cost of going solar. Since solar can be customized depending on personal needs, costs vary for different homes and businesses. Here are some of the main factors that help determine the total cost:
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  • Ownership of property
  • Tax liability
  • Sun exposure
  • Existing electrical infrastructure 
  • Electricity consumption 
  • Credit score if financing
  • Utility company and jurisdiction

Different designs, payment options, and even types of panels can be used to accommodate various energy needs. To find out how much it will cost (and how much it will save) for you to go solar, get in touch today for a free, no-obligation quote!

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