When you install a solar panel system anywhere in the United States, you can take advantage of the Federal Investment Tax Credit, also called the Solar Tax credit which allows you to deduct 30% of the cost of your solar installation from your federal taxes. This credit offsets the cost of installing residential solar, but…

Making the switch to solar may come with some upfront costs, but the long-term benefits more than outweigh them. Going solar leads to much lower utility bills, reduced dependence on the energy grid, and a smaller carbon footprint. Aside from the financial benefits, you’re also being a better steward of the planet. If you’re a…

Is your solar system not working as well as it should? If you’ve noticed an increase in your utility bills, there are some common reasons why a solar system isn’t working its best. Here are six tips to help you diagnose and treat a broken solar panel.  1. Check the Breaker Switches Every solar panel…

As the cost of solar power continues to drop, many homeowners in Central Florida are considering converting to solar energy. Before making the switch, it’s essential to consider how a solar installation may affect your homeowner’s insurance coverage. Will your homeowner’s insurance go up if you get solar? We’ll discuss the factors that may lead…