In a market where homeowners are more skeptical than ever, solar installers who are growing are the ones who’ve made earning trust a cornerstone of their business. Learn how working with Solar Insure can help...
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In the competitive landscape of residential solar, continually attracting new opportunities and customers is paramount to a solar installer’s success. However, customer acquisition can be complex. Generating new leads requires a dedicated marketing department, paid...
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The rapid adoption of residential energy storage systems (ESS) is transforming how homeowners manage energy consumption, offering increased independence and resilience. The adoption rate of batteries has increased by more than 300% since Q1 of...
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As a former solar sales rep, one of the biggest challenges I faced was properly showing my homeowners the added value of battery storage. When discussing battery storage with customers, the obvious benefit they think...
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With spring right around the corner, there’s no time like the present to prepare your solar energy system for the bright, sunny weather ahead. A few steps are necessary to ensure your solar array is...
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The adoption rate of batteries has increased by more than 300% since Q1 of 2020, with attachment rates increasing from 6% to over 25%. The numbers make it clear that batteries are dominating the market...
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For many years the solar industry has been split between two options for signing up homeowners; third-party ownership (TPO – lease and PPA) and customer-owned systems (cash & loan). Over the years, the two methods...
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A quick search online about solar equipment and you’re likely to run into the phrase “clipping”. Depending on who or which company you ask, you may get different interpretations of clipping and how it affects...
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With full retail rate net metering and an SREC program, New Jersey solar homeowners have a top-tier incentive market. The state’s solar industry will only continue to grow, especially with the proposed upcoming Community Solar and Solar For All programs on the way.
California has long been the center of the solar industry in the United States, even amid policy changes over the past few years that have dampened the market. Through Q3 of 2024, California ranks #1 in the US with 49,777 MW (49.7 GW) of installed solar capacity.