To get rooftop solar, you’ll have to check off a few boxes. First, you’ll need to own your home. You’ll also need a suitable roof for solar, meaning it faces the right direction and isn’t shaded by obstacles like trees or other buildings. Lastly, you’ll need a good credit score (usually above 680) and enough savings to handle the upfront… Continue Reading
Community solar gardens are solar arrays, usually built by developers on unused land like brownfields. But developers can’t build these gardens without willing customers who sign up to support them. Your household can subscribe to a portion of a nearby shared solar garden and see consistent savings on its electric bill. Think of it as a community garden, but for… Continue Reading
Signing up for community solar is simple—there’s no need to install anything on your property, and we’re happy to help you through every step of the process. Here’s how it works: You get in contact using this form. We help you understand your options for going solar. If community solar is a good fit for you, we help you estimate… Continue Reading
