The reason we have seen solar skyrocket as a technology is because it serves as a renewable energy source of electricity. Renewable energy comes from a source that is not depleted when used; and the sun’s rays aren’t burning out any time soon.

“We are like tenant farmers, chopping down the fence around our house for fuel, when we should be using nature's inexhaustible sources of energy: sun, wind, and tide… I'd put my money on the sun and solar energy.” - Thomas Edison.

One of the biggest questions that people have when it comes to solar energy is…how much is it actually worth? It’s a valid concern. Why invest in something if it’s not going to be a worthwhile asset?

If you decide to invest in solar, you’ll want to know what exactly you’re getting for your money. And one of the most common questions is… how long do solar panels last?

There are a few things that can go wrong with solar… luckily, they’re all easy to fix! If you’re having issues with your solar system, it’s likely one of the below problems.

Wondering how we evaluate green homes and provide a solid dollar amount? We’ll explain this, and define some industry terms so you have an “in” on the solar industry.

A solar lease is a long-term agreement to pay a monthly payment for the solar panels that the lease company installs on your roof. This is a swap from one utility company to another.

The number one problem facing solar homeowners trying to sell their homes are solar leases. There has been a large shift away from solar leasing in recent years.

These are the reasons why so many homeowners go with solar leasing over solar ownership.

For an incoming home buyer, rather than just taking over a solar lease and assuming it, they can remove the solar lease company from the equation.