So you’ve finally decided to see what the hype around solar is. Maybe a friend or neighbor got them installed, or you heard about it online, or the evening news mentioned the State and City tax credits. Maybe you heard that going solar is the single most impactful thing a homeowner can do to benefit the environment.  There’s a ton of info out there, some specific, some general, some (very) confusing. 

 

Net Energy Metering? “kWh credits”? Inverters? Roof plane orientation? Income tax credits and property tax abatements? I'm here to clear up all the confusion, without all the time-wasting that New Yorkers can’t stand. 

 

What will I save? What’s my new bill going to be? How much tax credits am I eligible for? How many panels do I need? There is no generic answer in the solar industry to any of these questions. Every home is different, every roof is different, different shading conditions, different amount of people in the home, different usage history in every home. So the short answer is: I can’t answer that yet.

 

All I need is a recent electric bill, a home address, all decision makers, and 20 minutes of your time. That's it!