What to know before going Solar

 Grid-tied systems are the most common, and most affordable. A grid-tied photovoltaic system can be designed to cover up to 100% of your current annual electric bill and more. There are system “Oversizing “ limits set by utility companies. There is also the drawback of not getting the same credit amounts for production as the amount you pay purchasing from the grid. 

 Hybrid solar systems are becoming more and more common. The system not only provides the power you need, but stores excess energy for emergencies (backup power), electric and hybrid vehicle charging from the energy you have produced, and time of use arbitrage. Time of use arbitrage has become the number one reason for energy storage. Providing both safety, and additional economic security. 

 Off-grid systems offer the most flexibility and freedom from public utilities and can achieve complete energy independence. With a completely off-grid system, you are in complete control of your energy production and use. The only downside is making sure that you have all the power you need when you need it. That’s where we can help design the perfect Solar system for you.