If you live in South Florida, you may have heard the term “HZHV” solar. What does this mean? Well, after Hurricane Andre blew through in 1992, South Florida building codes were rewritten to ensure that structures could withstand the stronger storms. Thus, the High-velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) was created. Our team at Solar Bear Orlando…
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Looking To Cut Your Energy Bill? Here’s How
The sweltering summer heat is here in Orlando, Florida, and if you are tired from spikes in your electricity bill, you aren’t alone! If you are looking for ways to cut your energy bills this summer, try some of the following small updates and consider installing a solar system so you can take advantage of…
Do Solar Panels Really Hold Up in A Hurricane?
Floridians know that summer is not all sunshine and beach days. It is also the start of hurricane season – a time that can cause worry and panic to ensure homes are up to snuff, especially those with solar panels. Solar Bear of Tampa examines how extreme weather can impact your solar panels and how…
Rising Cost of Living Means It’s Time to Go Solar
The rising cost of living may mean it’s time to go solar. Installing solar panels on your property has traditionally been a great way to reduce energy costs and your carbon footprint. Over the last decade, we’ve seen a 70% reduction in the cost of solar equipment with over 10 million homes across the United…