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For homes that qualify, solar panels are installed on the roof and produce power directly on the home. Because the energy is generated on site, it often costs less than buying power from the utility. Homeowners simply switch to a lower energy rate for the power the system produces.

It depends on the program available at the time and what works best for the homeowner. Some options do not require purchasing a system upfront. A specialist will walk through the available paths after reviewing your home and usage.

The fastest way to check is by submitting a recent utility bill through the inquiry form. From there, one of our specialists will review your information and follow up to let you know if your home is a good fit.

If a home does not meet the requirements, there is no obligation to move forward. In some cases, factors like roof layout or sunlight exposure can limit eligibility. If that happens, you simply keep your current energy setup.

The process includes system review, design, permitting, installation, and final activation. Timelines can vary based on the home and local requirements, but the installation itself is typically completed in one to two days once approved.