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Go Solar in 6 Simple Steps
1
Initial Consultation
We will sit down and analyze your electrical panel and current and predicted energy usage. We will learn your energy habits and be able to create a personalized system that suits your home and your needs.
2
Site Survey & Design
We will visit the property to confirm the system design, confirm measurements, and confront any shade and/or obstructions that may be restricting your roof. After this evaluation, we will make any adjustments necessary to the system to ensure everything from aesthetics to the way it operates is perfect.
3
Permitting
When design plans are finalized, they will be submitted for permitting. Permit approvals are subject to the schedule of the governing Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) Department.
4
Installation
Once approved, the property owner will be contacted to schedule installation. Upon arrival, design plans will be verified and walked through for final approval before any work begins. Once the install is complete, the property owner will get the entire system explained. Depending on the size and type of system, this portion can take anywhere from 1 to 5 days.
5
City Inspection
A final inspection by the city or county has to be approved before the system can be connected to the grid.
6
Utility Connection
First, documents will be submitted to the utility company to connect the system to the grid. Second, the utility company has to install net metering to track how much energy is being produced.
ABOUT US
Solar is great for the environment and financial savings, but unfortunately, does not work in every situation.
PeridotPro was created to provide an extension of our knowledge and experience giving our clients the ability to know when solar is right for them and more importantly, when it is not.
When Solar happens to be a great fit, the rest is easy. Our team communicates closely with our clients while handling every step of the process from start to finish. You can have peace of mind knowing our professionals are working hard to ensure we deliver on our promises.
FAQs
Have any Questions?
Think about your current electricity bill. With solar, you can expect similar or even lower costs. Many people who switch to solar find themselves saving up to 60% on their energy bills right away! Plus, there are various solar financing options, like solar loans and leases, that require no upfront payment. If you have good credit, we can help you choose the best option to switch to solar and save money.
Switching to solar helps you save on your electric bills and shields you from future rate increases since solar rates are fixed. The exact savings depend on the utility rates and solar policies in your area, but you can count on saving a substantial amount compared to sticking with traditional energy sources.
Most likely not. Thanks to modern technology, today’s solar panels need little to no maintenance for the first 25-35 years. They don’t even need regular cleaning! Plus, with our manufacturer warranty, you won’t have to worry about maintenance costs for the initial years.
Absolutely, but it varies by location. There’s the Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC), allowing you to deduct 30% of your solar system’s cost from your taxes. Some states and utilities also offer additional tax credits, incentives, and rebates.
You have three main choices: pay in full with cash, opt for a solar lease or power purchase agreement (PPA), or get a solar loan. Usually, solar leases and loans have rates that are lower than typical electricity bills. This means that solar can cost less than what you’re currently paying for energy.
No worries! Research shows that homes with solar systems often sell for up to 40% more and faster than those without. However, this typically applies to homes that own, not lease, their solar systems. In many cases, solar systems add more value to your property than kitchen renovations.
It’s not mandatory. Solar systems with batteries are known as solar-plus-storage, and while they’re gaining popularity, they can be pricier. If you’re connected to the local grid, you don’t need batteries. Any excess energy generated by your system feeds back into the grid, and you can draw from the grid if you need more power than your panels generate.
Ideally, a south-facing roof with little shade and enough space for panels is best. But don’t stress if your roof doesn’t match this – there are solutions available. Once we assess your roof, we can devise the best approach for installation.