Rooftop Solar Consultant

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we help homeowners switch to solar, evaluate their homes to see if solar is a good fit for their home, provide information, savings & cost estimates and guide them through the process of selection, financing & installation of solar. We inform, guide and support homeowners to switch to solar and get the benefits of savings on their electric bill expenses, increase in the value of their home by 4 to

7%, control over their power bill for decades to come, savings of tens of thousands of dollars over 30-40 years life of the system and last but not the least, help to the environmental cause by switching from dirty fossil fuel to clean green renewable solar energy.

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01/05/2022

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(844) 765-2739 Ext 725

06/23/2021

We are launching a series of FAQ's from today! We hope to answer all of your questions. Let's get started.

Will solar power save me money?
The short answer is, yes.

To understand why, though, takes a little bit more analysis. The thing about solar is that it’s a long-term investment. It’s like you’re pre-paying your electricity costs all upfront and then you’re reaping the benefits for years to come.

With solar, you purchase a system that is capable of generating the electricity you use (or at least a percentage of what you use). That portion of your electric bill is then taken care of for at least the next 25 years and most likely 30 or 40 years.

To illustrate how it works, imagine that someone came to you back in 1980 and asked if they could install a gas pump in your back yard.

You could pump enough gas to cover all of your needs for $1.00 per gallon. However, you had to pay a one-time fee of $15,000.

At the time, you might’ve hesitated because coming up with $15,000 all at once might’ve been a challenge. However, when you thought about the numbers, it would definitely be in your best interests to make the deal.

By comparison, if you kept going to the gas station for the rest of your life, you would spend way more than $15,000 in gas costs.

The same principle applies with going solar. You’re prepaying your electricity costs for a fraction of the cost that you’re going to spend with the utility company for the rest of your life.

However, you do have to pay for the system on the front end.

Luckily, the solar industry has evolved to the point where most customers who go solar use innovative financing programs to help pay for their purchase. These financing programs get you a low monthly payment that is fixed to help you pay for your system.

The payment is typically cheaper than what you’re currently paying for electricity. This means that on a monthly basis, you may be able to start saving money right from the beginning.

Regardless of whether you’re looking at it on a monthly basis with financing or looking at the long-term numbers of a cash purchase, solar will save you money.

In the mean time, if you've got questions, just send us a message.

Rooftop solar is a great step toward combatting climate changeSolar panels contribute to the “green economy”Solar power ...
06/21/2021

Rooftop solar is a great step toward combatting climate change
Solar panels contribute to the “green economy”
Solar power is incredibly efficient
It can be installed quickly
Solar energy requires minimal maintenance
Solar panels have zero emissions.
What’s more, solar power operates silently and there is no need for costly transmission infrastructure.

So what are the advantages of rooftop solar panels vs. ground-mounted panels? While each has pros and cons, the benefits of rooftop solar power are hard to ignore.

Homeowners Benefit from Rooftop Solar Panels

As one of the most affordable types of solar products on the market, it’s not surprising that rooftop panels represented over 72 percent of all power added in the United States in 2013. The systems are proven to enhance a property’s green credentials, and home resiliency. Solar panels can even add thousands of dollars to a home’s resale value.

Additional rooftop solar benefits include:

Infinitely Renewable – The sun will always be there to provide us with light; therefore, you need not worry about this source of clean and free energy being lost.
Represent Quality of Life – You can set a good example with solar systems, because they enhance real estate value and demonstrate environmental consciousness.
Work Year-Round – When positioned at the proper angle, panels will work in the sun, rain, wind and snow.
Operate in All Areas – There is a misconception that homes must be located in the south to use rooftop panels; they are proven to work in every state.

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Positive Effects of Solar EnergySolar radiation is fundamental to life on Earth, providing the ceaseless supply of energ...
06/19/2021

Positive Effects of Solar Energy

Solar radiation is fundamental to life on Earth, providing the ceaseless supply of energy that fuels nearly every ecosystem on the planet. Beyond making our very existence possible, energy from the sun has for decades attracted attention as a clean, renewable alternative to fossil fuels. Though at present it supplies only a fraction of global energy, the solar industry is a rapidly expanding component of the renewable energy sector. While debate certainly continues over the cost, practicality and performance of industrial-scale solar installations, the technology offers much promise as a sustainable source of energy.

Solar Energy on Earth
The sun produces energy through thermonuclear fusion in its core; this energy is released from the star as neutrinos and electromagnetic, or solar, radiation.

Solar Energy for Electricity
Modern solar technology is divided into passive and active categories. Passive solar energy exploits the heat or light of the sun directly, as in a building designed to provide natural light.

Reduced Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Burning fossil fuels introduces greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane into the atmosphere. These gases are so-named because they absorb outgoing long wave radiation from the planet and are thought to boost global temperatures -- a process somewhat similar to the function of a greenhouse.

More Sustainable and Resilient
As the IEA notes in a 2011 report, “Solar energy is the largest energy resource on Earth -- and is inexhaustible.” The amount of solar energy received by Earth in a year exceeds the energy that has been garnered from oil, natural gas, coal and nuclear sources in the history of humankind.

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06/18/2021

There are a number of steps to follow when planning to power your home with solar energy.

After choosing which option is best for you to use solar (see step 3), follow the steps afterward that apply to you.

Your solar energy installer and local utility company can provide more information on the exact steps you will need to take to power your home with solar energy.

1. Investigate your home's energy efficiency

2. Assess your solar potential and any limitations

3. Assess your options for going solar

4. Estimate your solar electricity needs

5. Obtain bids and site assessments from contractors

6. Understand available financing and incentives

7. Work with your installer and utility to install the system and set up agreements

Your installer will also ensure that all equipment is installed correctly and oriented and tilted in such a way to maximize the daily and seasonal solar energy received and produced by your system.

If you have questions related to Solar Installation, reach out to us, and our team of Expert Consultants will guide you through.

Visit us at www.rooftopsolarconsultant.com
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Call us at: +1 (315) 710 5124

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11923 Northeast Sumner Street
Portland, OR
97220

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+19083089814

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