FAQ

The average residential PV module produces around 300 watts of power, and the average commercial module produces around 350 watts of power.

This depends on several factors, such as the percentage of your electric bill you wish to cover, your overall budget, your peak electrical needs, the layout of your home or business, etc. We will discuss your needs during our consultation.

The vast majority of our clients use Grid-tied PV systems to meet a percentage of the home or building’s electrical needs. These systems are not meant to handle the entire electrical load and the home or building always has the grid at the ready, should the PV system not produce enough power at any given time. Some months you may see a credit on your bill while other months your bill will be significantly reduced. Off-grid systems are designed to replace the utility and require ancillary energy systems that provide energy at night such as battery or generator systems.

Yes, PV systems are modular and scale with ease. You can continue to expand as your to meet your needs.

Residential projects may see a ROI in 6-10 years. Commercial projects may see an ROI in 3-5 years, depending on various factors. Ultimately, your location determines what incentives are available.

Yes, both--depending on your location. In fact, these incentives may improve your ROI considerably. (Please see your tax professional for details.)

No, weather should not be a concern for you. Photo-voltaic (PV) panels are made with tempered glass and are rigorously tested to ensure a long life. They are even hail-tested.

The typical manufacturer’s warranty is 25 years; however, the average PV module could last 30 or more years.

Our customers may qualify for financing. Contact our office for more information.