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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Key Takeaways How will the new solar tariffs affect the cost of solar? The new 15% Section 232 tariff on imported polysilicon and related solar products, along with new minimum import prices, is expected to...
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In short: On July 28, 2026, the FCC added foreign-made solar inverters to its Covered List, banning new equipment authorizations effective immediately with no phase-in. Domestic manufacturers supply only about 7% of the U.S. market,...
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Key Takeaways What happens now that the 48E commercial solar tax credit construction deadline has passed? Projects that did not begin construction by July 4, 2026 must now be placed in service by December 31,...
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Key Takeaways What size solar battery do you need? Choosing the right solar battery comes down to three key factors: output, capacity, and expandability. Battery output determines which appliances and circuits can run during an...
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Key Takeaways Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC) rules are changing how solar companies evaluate equipment sourcing and supplier transparency. While residential projects face limited exposure, commercial and utility projects tied to federal incentives require deeper...
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Costa Mesa, CA – Solar Insure today announced the official launch of SI-Commercial, a new warranty solution purpose-built to protect commercial solar projects, alongside a major expansion of its Approved Vendor List (AVL) to include...
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Key Takeaways Commercial solar is growing rapidly, but rising equipment costs, labor inflation, and long-term service risk are creating major financial exposure for property owners and installers. SI-Commercial is a purpose-built 30/20 warranty designed for...
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Summary: Solar companies often lose profit due to hidden operational problems such as weak training, rushed installations, disorganized processes, and poor alignment between sales and operations. These silent issues lead to higher rework costs, lower...
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When most people talk about solar, the conversation usually splits into two directions: residential or utility-scale. Residential grabs the headlines because it’s relatable — everyone knows someone with panels on their roof. Utility-scale gets attention...
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