Your proposal depends on system size, roof or ground conditions, electrical work, storage and equipment selection. We review your electric bills and property before quoting a project.
Can I add a battery to existing solar?
Often, yes. We check the existing inverter, electrical layout, utility rules and battery integration requirements. A site review determines which options work.
Will solar keep my power on during an outage?
Typical grid-connected solar shuts down during an outage. Backup requires compatible equipment, isolation from the grid and an appropriate battery or other backup design. We size the system around the loads you want to support.
How do grants and SRECs work?
Grants can reduce eligible installation costs, while SRECs represent the renewable attributes of generation. Programs have different rules, and some require approval before installation or assignment of SREC ownership.
How long will the project take?
Engineering, permits and utility approvals drive the schedule. Residential projects commonly take about 6–8 weeks after approvals; commercial projects may take substantially longer. Your team will provide a project-specific schedule.
Do you install commercial systems and solar farms?
Yes. Our services include business and nonprofit rooftops, carports, ground-mounted arrays and solar farm installations. Site approvals and utility capacity determine the final scope.