Q&A
Frequently Asked Questions
No, Solar panels are not free in New York City. However, Homeowners who install Solar panels get very generous incentives from NYSERDA and tax credits from the Federal, State and City Goverment.
On average solar panels tend to last 35 to 40 yrs. It will depend on the brand of the panel and type of climate where panels are placed.
No, battery storages systems are not yet allowed in the city, due to safety concerns.
Generally speaking, yes; however, it will depend on the number of panels you can put on your roof and on your current consumption without the EV.
No, there are no out of the pocket costs, there is no down payment and the monthly loan payment usually ends up been less what Homeowners pay in their electricity bills.
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Most manufacturers extend a 25 year warranty.
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With all the tax credits available at the Federal and local level, not only your Solar System but getting a new roof and upgrading your electrical panel would cost you 50% or less of the market cost.
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In the current landscape of rising energy rates, the answer is a resounding yes.
By going Solar, the homeowner not only can cut his/her monthly electric bill by up to 90%, but pay only a portion of the cost of the system – up to 30% of the total cost of the system when applying all tax credits.
Yes, they do. It is recommended that you check not only the warranty offered to your solar panels, but also to the microinverters and labor.
No, unless they are installed in dry and desert areas. The Northeast has rainfall year around.
According to Real Estate company Zillow, homes with solar-energy systems sold for 4.1% more on average than comparable homes with no solar systems nationally.