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Once you’ve decided to install a solar system to decrease your environmental footprint and more importantly to reduce your electric bill, the next step is choosing a reliable installer.
Here are a few suggestions that can help you take the lead.
Reviews and Recommendations
Begin looking at a potential installer by asking your immediate network of friends, family, coworkers, neighbors, and the like. You can also choose to go through consumer reviews of your local installers to see the level of satisfactory experiences. Just keep in mind that you’re likely to find occasional bad experiences that don’t really discount the high rating a company has received.
Multiple Quotes
Don’t rely on a single quote. Instead, request online or offline quotes from a number of companies since they also account for your energy usage and local electricity rates to help you decide the amount of energy you wish to offset. In addition to a comparative analysis, a quote request reveals a company’s response that tells you how effectively the company will progress should you choose to hire them.
Licensing
As solar panels are a huge installation, you should make sure that your installer has a legitimate license instead of some voluntary certification because all states don’t have well-outlined licensing guidelines. Simply put, thoroughly research your company.
Solar Panel Design and Brand
Not only your installer should explain the different brands they install along with the drawbacks and benefits of each, but they should also listen to your specific requirements. If they do so, they are keen on recommending a solution that best fits your lifestyle, aesthetic requirements, and desired electric output.
Warranties
Performance warranty or power output on solar panels lasts between 25 and 35 years and covers repairs of actual silicon cells. You may also check for workmanship or product warranty. This warranty primarily covers panel components like glass, laminate, and backing although damage to these parts is rare. Besides this, take into account the elements like how informative their entire sales process, documentation, and communication is.
Do this homework to save you from major headaches.
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