Solar energy uses the sun’s rays for generating electricity. It is an unlimited, renewable resource able to generate energy in a quiet, clean, and reliable environment.
This answer can vary depending on how much electricity you use and how efficient the appliances you operate are. In general, expect to generate excess electricity in the winter (when usage is lower), which can offset the energy you use from the grid in the summer.
Absolutely, we have tons of options for financing our solar systems. Just give us a call or email us your specific finance questions and we will help you get where you need to be on your solar journey.
For the straight answer… it will take 2-3 months for the project to be complete due to planning, ordering the materials, and getting all the permits from city officials.
According to energy.gov
Yes. Solar PV systems do not necessarily have to be installed on your primary residence for you to claim the tax credit. However, the residential federal solar tax credit cannot be claimed when you put a solar PV system on a rental unit you own, though it may be eligible for the business ITC under IRC Section 48. Which specifies that eligible solar electric property expenditures must be “for use at a dwelling unit located in the United States and used as a residence by the taxpayer”