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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You’re sitting at your kitchen table, coffee in hand, talking with your solar energy consultant about your future solar installation and production numbers. Then comes the mic-drop, the record scratch. “For most projects, we use...
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Starting a solar business often begins with a familiar story; we hear it from the hundreds of installers we work with. Perhaps you’ve worked on roofs as an installer, managed construction crews, or come from...
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The world of solar financing is a unique and often misunderstood part of the solar purchase process. With loan terms that span from one year to 30 years, reamortization schedules based around solar incentives, and...
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If you’ve ever searched for Solar Insure or even solar in general, you’ve likely come across answers on Reddit. Reddit can be an incredible forum and a place for solar homeowners, prospective solar homeowners, and...
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The solar industry has a long history with tax credits and an up-and-down nature that has led to the very fitting nickname, the solar coaster. With its heavily politicized nature, solar (and renewable energy as...
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One of the most common questions people who have worked in solar get from homeowners is “What happens to solar performance in the wintertime?” I worked in the Midwest, where winters are cold, dark, and...
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Nevada ranks as the second-best state for solar energy in the US, with more than 20% of energy coming from solar sources 1. Here are some of the incentives available to Nevada home and business owners:
North Carolina is an excellent place to go solar, and the state ranks 5th in total installed capacity. North Carolina solar incentives are available on a state and federal level, as well as some energy...
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Is the solar tax credit going away? The short answer is yes, but the timing depends on whether the credit being claimed is commercial (48E) or residential (25D). The residential credit was eliminated for any...
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