Going solar is a fantastic way to save money on your energy bills and contribute to a more sustainable future. Here's a breakdown of the typical process:1Initial consultation and assessment a home solar analysisA solar specialist will assess your home's energy consumption, roof size and orientation, and shading to determine if solar is a good fit and the ideal system size. They'll analyze your past energy bills to understand your usage patterns.Average time: 2 Days2System Design and ProposalBased on the assessment, the solar company will design a system tailored to your needs and roof. This includes the number of panels, their placement, and the type of inverter. ou'll receive a proposal outlining the system design, estimated energy production, cost, financing options, and potential savings.Average time: 1 week3Contract with a providerFinalize and review the agreement with the provider Average time: 1 Day4Permitting and Approvalsthe solar company will typically handle the necessary permits and approvals from your local government and utility company. This can include building permits and interconnection agreements.Average time: 1 month5Install and inspectTypical systems can be installed in a day or two. After installation local city and utility representatives will come out to your home to inspect the system.Average time: 1-2 months6Inspection and ActivationAfter installation, a local inspector will verify that the system meets all safety codes and regulations.
* Utility Connection: Your utility company will then connect your solar system to the grid, and you'll receive permission to operate (PTO).Average time: 1 week7Turn on the light and start saving today!Once approvals are granted, you can flip the switch and start shining with savings