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Solar installation

Solar projects planned around your property, electricity use and future equipment. Start with the site and your goals before settling on a system size.

Talk about your project
Rooftop solar on a white house in winter.

THE RIGHT STARTING POINT

Put your energy plans in perspective.

Your current electric bill is a starting point. An upcoming heat pump, electric vehicle or addition may change the way you use electricity. Sharing those plans early makes the project conversation more useful.

01 / PLANNING THE WORK

Property & available space

Discuss the roof or proposed installation area, its condition, surroundings and access.

02 / PLANNING THE WORK

Electricity use & future needs

Bring recent usage information and a list of equipment you expect to add.

03 / PLANNING THE WORK

Equipment & coordination

Consider the electrical connection, utility process and whether battery storage belongs in the project.

BEFORE WE TALK

Bring the idea.
Start with these details.

You do not need to choose all the equipment first. A few practical details help frame the conversation.

  1. 01Recent electric bills or usage history
  2. 02Photos of the property and possible array location
  3. 03Plans for a roof replacement, EV or heat pump

COMMON QUESTIONS

What to know
before you start.

Can solar and batteries be planned together?

Yes. Explain whether your priority is electricity generation, backup planning or both. The configuration should reflect those goals.

What if the roof may need replacement?

Mention that early so roof work and the solar project can be considered in the right sequence.

Can you promise a particular payback period?

Payback depends on project cost, production, electricity use, rates and applicable incentives. It needs a project-specific assessment rather than a general website promise.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Tell us what’s on your list.

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