Benefits include lower electricity bills, reduced carbon footprint, energy independence, and increased property value.

Savings vary based on factors like energy usage, system size, local incentives, and electricity rates, but can be substantial over the lifetime of the system.

Factors include system size, equipment quality, installation complexity, location, and available incentives.

Most rooftops are suitable, but factors like orientation, shading, and roof condition can affect suitability.

Minimal maintenance is required, typically limited to occasional cleaning and inspections.

Solar panels can last 25 years or more, with most manufacturers offering warranties for 20-25 years.

Solar energy reduces greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution, conserves water, and helps combat climate change.

Net metering allows solar customers to earn credits for excess electricity produced and feed it back into the grid, offsetting future usage.

In some cases, electrical upgrades may be necessary to accommodate a solar installation, but it depends on your existing electrical system.

Many solar systems come with monitoring software that allows you to track energy production and system performance remotely.

It depends, sometimes it’s 2 years, others it’s 10 years. We usually see 4-7 years to break even. BUT disregard ROI, you can start saving or earning Day 1. The long-term savings are so substantial that it’s hard to just focus on the immediate ROI.