Securing permits from your local municipality
Applying for net metering with your utility company
Submitting paperwork for any available solar incentives
One crew handles electrical work
Another installs the racking and panels on your roof
Your local building, electrical, or fire department may need to inspect the system.
Your utility company must approve your system and grant Permission to Operate (PTO), officially connecting your solar to the grid.
Check your monitoring app to track energy production and ensure everything is running smoothly.
Review your electricity bill to compare usage before and after solar—are you seeing the expected savings?
If you have any questions or concerns, reach out to us—we’re here to help!
Don’t forget to claim your Investment Tax Credit (ITC) on your next tax return. We’ll send you a reminder and instructions to help you apply.
Many homeowners continue electrifying their homes after switching to solar. If you’re considering EV chargers, heat pumps, or other energy-efficient upgrades, we can help you find the right products and professionals.
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