Solar Ownership vs. Leasing: Making the Right Choice for Pennsylvania Homeowners
The movement toward sustainable living and energy independence has seen solar energy grow in popularity across Pennsylvania. Homeowners, motivated by reducing their carbon footprint and escaping ever-increasing utility bills, are increasingly looking up at their roofs. But once you’ve decided to go solar, you’re faced with the crucial decision of whether to purchase or lease solar panels. […]
Read More →30% Solar Tax Credit Ending: What It Means for You
When do solar tax credits end? The federal residential solar tax credit expires on December 31, 2025. After this date, homeowners will no longer be eligible for the 30% tax credit on solar panel installations. There is little doubt that the best time to install solar panels is ASAP. With the federal tax credits on […]
Read More →Solar Installers vs. Roofing & Solar Experts
A technical comparison with real-life examples In our decades of experience as roofers and solar installers in Pennsylvania, we have learned that when homeowners and commercial clients invest in rooftop solar, they expect 3 specific returns: (a) much lower utility bills, (b) energy independence, and (c) improved property value. These expectations are reasonable, and under […]
Read More →Selecting a Solar Installer: 7 Aspects to Consider
You are probably already familiar with the idea that a residential solar installation lowers or eliminates the cost of home electricity. This idea has been floating around for the last 10 years, and by and large, it is true. If you took an interest in owning your solar installation, you probably have found that leasing […]
Read More →Why Now Is the Time to Go Solar
As energy prices continue to rise, switching to solar panels is the perfect way to regain control of your budget, utilize renewable energy, and start saving on your electric bills. With electricity price increases, it’s becoming more and more appealing for customers to switch to solar. Since 2021, average U.S. electricity prices rose from 15.1 […]
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