Yes, many utility companies offer net metering programs, allowing you to sell surplus energy back to the grid. This helps offset your energy costs, making your investment in solar even more rewarding. Check with your local utility provider for specific buy-back rates and policies.

Solar Panels: Most panels have a lifespan of 25–30 years and come with warranties guaranteeing 80–90% efficiency over their lifespan.
Batteries: Depending on the type, solar batteries typically last 10–15 years with proper maintenance.
Inverters: Solar inverters usually last 10–15 years and may require replacement once during the life of your solar system.

Yes, most modern solar energy systems come with apps or online platforms to monitor energy production and consumption in real time. These tools help you track efficiency, identify issues, and optimize usage patterns for maximum savings.

If you have a solar system with a battery backup, your battery will supply energy during a power outage, ensuring uninterrupted power. Systems without a battery, however, will automatically shut down to protect utility workers unless paired with specific inverters that support blackout recovery.

We offer various payment options, including upfront purchase, low-interest financing, and solar leasing plans. Financing options can help you go solar with little to no initial investment while still enjoying long-term savings.

Solar panels work efficiently in both sunny and cloudy conditions. While production decreases slightly on overcast days, your system will still generate power. Batteries can store excess energy produced on sunny days to balance out energy use during less productive periods.