It’s a common misconception that solar panels only work well in full sun. In reality, solar technology captures both direct and indirect sunlight, meaning panels can still produce electricity on cloudy days.
If you’ve been wondering whether installing solar panels is a smart move, summer might just be the ideal time to make the leap.
Things might change in the future, which is why you might want to act quickly to take advantage of tax credits, rebates, and other incentives that are currently available.
Going solar can save you money in the long run, but what about today’s savings? Here’s how you can save 30% on financing.
In case you’re wondering if solar is “worth it” for customers who live in the Pacific Northwest–where we don’t get a whole lot of sunny days compared to our neighbors who are further south–the answer is yes.
