We consider ourselves to be solar energy pros. Our team in Burlington, MA is dedicated to transitioning your household or business away from fossil fuels and to efficient technologies powered by solar – on your schedule.
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We're famous for pairing sleek, high-performing solar panels with our expert installation method. Whether solar panels would work best on the front of your home or the back of your home, we'll make it look perfect. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Are you interested in going solar, but unsure how you would pay for the project? We have a blog post that breaks down some of the most popular ways to pay for your lucrative solar panel system, which include: Pay Your Way: Options for Financing Residential Solar massachusetts.revolusun.com Especially in New England, the weather is not always going to be perfect. Don’t worry - your solar panels will still be effective! You may see that your energy production is impacted, but with incentive programs like net metering, your bill will still likely be zeroed-out for most of the year. ✔️🌨️ Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Solar Energy bit.ly New sticker drop! Our new iridescent “GO SOLAR” stickers are here. Comment here or send us a message if you’d like one! ✨ Using solar energy is getting more popular than ever. But how do solar panels work? 🤔
✔️ Paying in cash
✔️ Taking out a solar loan
✔️ Leasing your solar panels
Click below to learn more about each option and what would work best for your financial situation.
Do you have more questions? Click below to read our most frequently asked ones.
First, sunlight hits the solar panels and creates direct current (DC) power.
Secondly, since that DC power isn't usable yet, an inverter converts the DC power to alternating current (AC) power.
Then, the AC power is supplied to the building, electric car, and/or battery storage system.
Lastly, excess power is sent to the grid in exchange for credits on your electric bill.
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