In today’s competitive environment, it is too easy to get lured into a buying decision with an offer of lowest price. This often results in a “buyer beware situation” where you ask yourself; am I really going to get what they are selling me for that low price? More often than not when something sounds too good to be true, that is usually the case. There is a reason that sound advice is to complete your diligence on the company, check references and find out if the vendor truly delivers on what they promise. It’s easy to promise, close deals … → Read more

With the struggling economy and higher energy costs, many homeowners are looking for ways to save on energy bills. Photovoltaic (PV) solar panels are a great method to help Arizona homeowners see energy savings. PV solar panels work by collecting the sun’s rays and converting that into usable electrical power. The solar panels are usually placed on the roof of a house, where they are able to collect the most sunlight. A Solar panel system can work on almost any type of roof and take up about 300-600 square feet of space. Since the sun’s rays are free and limitless, … → Read more

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A photovoltaic solar panel works by collecting the rays from the sun and converting them into electricity that can be used in your home. The solar panels are placed on the roof of your house, and they can be installed on almost any type of roof. The average house needs about 300 to 600 square feet of panels to generate enough electricity to be useful for your house. Since the sun’s rays are free, you will be able to save on utility bills almost instantly. Usually solar power is used as a primary electrical source, and your current electric provider … → Read more

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This last year has seen a tremendous amount of change in the offers available from Arizona Solar Companies.  When utility incentives were at $3.00/Watt, customers were literally flocking to purchase their solar systems.  By doing so, consumers were able to take advantage of the utility incentives as well as the 30% Federal Tax credit and the $1,000.00 Arizona state tax credit.  Buying your solar system just plain made great economic sense.  In 2010, utility incentives started to decline and continue to do so as of this writing.  The interesting part of the solar financial formula, is that even with today’s … → Read more