With solar panels, you can significantly reduce your electricity bill, sometimes up to 100%. Savings depend on your system’s size, your electricity usage, and local solar policies.

Yes, solar panels can increase your home’s value by improving energy efficiency and appeal to environmentally-conscious buyers. The exact increase depends on your location and the system’s size.

Solar panels typically last 25-30 years, with many continuing to produce electricity at a slightly reduced efficiency after this period.

Solar panels require minimal maintenance. Regular cleaning and occasional checks by a professional are usually sufficient.

Many governments offer incentives, rebates, or tax credits for solar panel installations. These can significantly offset the initial investment cost.

Net metering allows you to receive credit for excess electricity your solar panels produce and send back to the grid, further reducing your electricity bills.

If your system includes battery storage or a special inverter, you can use your solar panels during a power outage. Otherwise, they will shut down for safety reasons.

If roof repairs are needed, solar panels will have to be temporarily removed. It’s best to address any roof issues before installing solar panels.

Solar panels work in most climates, even in less sunny areas. However, their efficiency may vary depending on sunlight exposure and weather conditions.

After a site assessment, a solar provider will design a system suited to your home. Installation typically takes a few days, followed by inspections and grid connection.

It’s advisable to check with your insurance provider. In most cases, solar panels can be added to your existing home insurance policy.

Look for providers with good reviews, proper certifications, and a strong track record. It’s also wise to get multiple quotes and compare services.