Take some notes before you buy. The solar market, in a verb, is exploding. Like the desktop computer or the motor vehicle, it’s a technology that’s constantly evolving. However, unlike its digital counterparts that might be easy to replace or upgrade after a year or two, a solar system for your home or office building should last well into the next decade, if not two or ... Continue Reading
Going Solar: Questions and Answers for Homeowners Looking to Save
Tips for When You’ve Decided to Move Forward with a Residential Solar HVAC System Congratulations! You’ve looked at the numbers, read the reviews, and decided solar works for your home. Welcome to the newest, most popular form of alternative energy around. Now what? We get plenty of questions every day from folks in the same boat. How do you move forward in the ... Continue Reading
Solar Energy for Your Office: Lower Your Upfront Costs
Along with the powerful marketing benefits “going green” will accord your business, the benefits of solar power over the long term are impressive. Cheaper energy, and lower maintenance bills are two popular reasons why solar energy is often hailed as a modern miracle for businesses and residential customers nationwide. Nevertheless, it’s important to be prepared for the ... Continue Reading
Rooftop Solar Systems: Could They Save You Money?
Affordable Solar Means Clean Energy Options Are Here The demand for clean, renewable and inexpensive energy sources is at an all time high. With today’s changing technology and recent federal and state incentives, energy options are changing for the home consumer. Rooftop solar panels, once cost prohibitive, are now a realistic alternative for many homeowners. Could ... Continue Reading
Green Technology And the Changing Future of HVAC
Green HVAC Systems Are Changing How We Heat and Cool Homes and Offices The year 2020 is coming ever closer, and by then, according to a mandate from President Barack Obama, even the federal government must double its reliance on renewable energy. Given that as of 2015, renewable energy accounts for only 10% of total U.S. energy consumption, the “heat is on” (pardon ... Continue Reading
