Frequently
Asked
Questions
How does solar work?
Solar panels capture sunlight and convert it into electricity using photovoltaic cells. This electricity can be used to power your business directly or stored for later use. Any excess can be sent back to the grid for credits.
What is solar offset?
Solar offset refers to how much of your energy usage is covered by your solar system. A 100% solar offset means your panels produce as much energy as you consume annually.
How do I know if solar is right for me?
If your business wants to lower utility costs, reduce environmental impact, and increase energy independence, solar is an excellent option. Our team can perform a free evaluation to determine your savings potential.
What are the benefits of solar energy for my home or business?
Significant energy cost savings
Protection from rising electricity rates
Federal and state tax incentives
Increased property value
Positive environmental impact
How does solar power work and what are the components of a solar system installation?
A commercial solar system typically includes solar panels, inverters, mounting structures (rooftop, ground, or carport), and sometimes battery storage. Sunlight is converted into DC electricity, which is then converted into AC electricity for use in your building.
What size system do I need for my property or business?
The size depends on your electricity usage, available installation space, and energy goals. We design each system to meet your unique needs.
How much will it cost to install a solar system on my property?
Costs vary based on system size, location, and installation type. Many businesses see immediate savings thanks to tax credits and energy bill reductions. We provide detailed proposals outlining costs and ROI.
What is a tax credit?
A solar tax credit is a government incentive that allows you to deduct a percentage of your solar installation cost from your taxes — lowering your overall investment.