Solar Energy for Home

Do solar panels work when it’s cloudy? What about when it’s raining? The answer is not obvious, but we get it covered. Check our blog and find out!

Installing solar systems at home gets cheaper, and homeowners continue to wonder: should I go solar now or wait? Read our blog for a simple explanation.

Thinking of buying a house with solar panels installed? Here are 10 important things you should know before purchasing a solar-powered home

In this article, we'll answer that question by exploring solar power system costs by size, state, and manufacturer. This should help you to make your most educated decision.

A blackout brings everything to a sudden halt. But thanks to technology, we can prevent frequent interruptions using heavy-duty batteries and top-quality solar panels for a power outage.

Solar systems offer a lot of advantages, but should you buy or lease them? In our blog, we discuss the benefits and drawbacks of buying and leasing solar panels.

Your electric bill, location and incentives can impact the cost of solar panels. Learn how to estimate your costs for solar installation and save by switching to solar.

Wondering how many solar panels are needed to run a house? If so, you've come to the right place. We’ll show you how to answer the common question "How many solar panels do I need?"

Solar panels can’t last forever, the lifetime of solar panels impacts your savings. In our blog you can read about solar panel life expectancy and what influences it.

Solar systems are already mainstream, and you might have heard they save you money. What will be the working capacity of such systems? Read our blog to find out!

Gainesville, Fla.–Investing in solar energy sounds like a great idea when it’s sunny, but what about when it’s not? What happens during a hurricane?

Is the soiling (dirt/pollen) on your panels seasonal or permanent? How heavy is it? If the soiling normally gets washed off with the rain, then it is probably better to wait.