Solar panels absorb photovoltaic energy from the sun which is direct current (DC) energy and then convert into alternating current (AC) energy, which is used to deliver power throughout your home or business. When your solar system produces more energy than you use, this energy feed into your power companies’ electricity grid to be used later and eliminating waste. Adding solar panels to your home or business can deliver significant cost saving and benefits, since most utility companies pay solar system owners back in Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SRECs) for overproduction allowing you to harness the power of the sun to become energy independent.

Solar installation costs vary for residential and commercial projects depending on the size and type of solar system and the location of the installation. We offer financing options to help our customers gain the energy independence and freedom a solar system provides. Contact us today to get a free customized quote and learn about available specials, rebates and tax credits to make your system even more affordable.

By leveraging the power of net metering many solar systems produce enough power during the day to cover the necessary power you’ll need during the night. After a small connection or meter fee (usually $10-$40 each month) to stay connected to the electrical grid, many customers pay $0 for their electricity!

Net metering allows solar panel owners to receive credit based on the energy their systems produce and the electricity they add to the grid. The electricity meter on a net metered home will actually run backward when your solar system is producing energy providing a credit against energy consumption at night or when your electricity usage exceeds your systems output significantly lowering or eliminating your monthly electric bill.

Photovoltaic solar cells convert all types of sunlight (direct, diffuse, reflected) into energy, so even though excessive clouds will temporarily reduce your solar production you’ll still be producing energy and lowering your costs.

Today’s modern solar panels are incredibly durable and many of the most popular panels are warranted to produce 80% or more of their original energy capacity 25-30 years after initial install!

Solar panels can add substantial value to your home, especially here in sunny Florida, as most home buyers are aware of the savings they provide on your monthly electric bill and warranties and existing payments on solar panels can usually be easily transferred to a new homeowner after the sale is final.