Yes. Solar is more affordable than ever thanks to falling equipment costs, subsidies, and flexible financing options. Most customers achieve a return on investment (ROI) within 3–5 years and enjoy significant savings on electricity bills for the remaining system life.

Solar energy is a clean, renewable source of power that reduces your carbon footprint. By switching to solar, you help decrease greenhouse gas emissions, reduce dependence on fossil fuels, and conserve natural resources. Over time, each solar system offsets the equivalent CO₂ produced by thousands of trees.

Yes, but it depends on your energy needs and storage capacity. Most solar installations are grid-tied, meaning they work alongside your local utility. If you want to go fully off-grid, you’ll need to invest in a battery storage system capable of meeting your energy demands during nights and cloudy days.

A well-installed solar system can last 25+ years. Solar panels typically carry 25-year performance warranties, and major components like inverters may need replacement once during the system’s lifetime.

If your system is grid-tied, you may still see a small connection fee from your utility. At night or during periods of high energy use, you might draw additional power from the grid. However, net metering and surplus generation credits can offset most (if not all) of these charges.

Solar systems require minimal maintenance. Occasional cleaning and periodic inspections are usually enough to ensure peak performance. Most customers spend a very small fraction of annual savings on maintenance (if any). We also offer Operations & Maintenance (O&M) packages for complete peace of mind.

Solar typically increases property value because buyers appreciate lower energy costs and sustainability features. Studies show that homes with solar sell faster and at a premium compared to similar homes without solar.