Revolutionizing Solar in Favor of Homeowners

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Delivering excellence to our customers by putting their needs above everything else.

Energy Savings Are Within KNOW ABOUT SOLAR

At KNOW ABOUT SOLAR, we firmly believe that transitioning to solar energy should be budget-friendly. We are thrilled to provide homeowners with the opportunity to cut down on their utility expenses through our reasonably priced solar panel installation services. With the rising accessibility and cost effectiveness of solar energy, the time to switch is now. Let us help you harness the power of the sun and start saving on your energy costs today!

Charge Up with Clean Energy – EV Charging for Businesses

At Know About Solar, we’re taking sustainability a step further by offering EV charging station solutions for businesses. Just as we help homeowners harness the power of the sun, we’re now making it easier for businesses to support the growing shift to electric vehicles.

Why Add an EV Charging Station?

Attract More Customers – Provide a valuable service and increase foot traffic

Boost Your Revenue – Earn from per-charge usage and extended customer visits.

Enhance Your Green Image – Show your commitment to clean energy and sustainability.

Seamless Installation – We handle everything, from permits to installation.

Maximize Incentives – Take advantage of available grants, rebates, and tax benefits.

Solar + EV Charging = The Future of Energy

Pairing an EV charger with solar power creates the ultimate energy-efficient solution. Reduce reliance on the grid, lower costs, and contribute to a greener future.

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How Much Will Solar Cost?

Thanks to the innovative solutions provided by KNOW ABOUT SOLAR, solar energy is more affordable than ever. The vast majority of customers will have no out-of-pocket costs, removing the stress of high upfront installation bills.

Learn More About Solar

Over the past decade, the solar industry has undergone transformational changes, all of which benefit the homeowner and consumer. Still, choosing solar savings is an important and impactful decision. Here at KNOW ABOUT SOLAR, we pride ourselves on educating and empowering our clients; offering comprehensive resources and transparent responses to your questions.

How Much Can I Save?

The benefits of solar panels are not limited to lower utility bills, they also decrease reliance on the power grid. The ability to generate and use your own electricity during daylight hours reduces the need for power from another, fossil fuel driven, source. Solar panels save money and offer a viable, sustainable energy approach

frequently asked questions

How much can I save by switching to solar?

Many solar users typically experience substantial savings throughout the lifespan of their solar system. The extent of these savings is contingent upon various factors, including the size of your solar setup, the sunlight exposure your residence receives, your utility company’s electricity rate, participation in solar buyback and net metering programs, and the availability of incentives in your locality.

Solar panels are engineered for long-term durability, with most manufacturers providing a 25-year warranty. However, these panels frequently maintain power generation capabilities even beyond this timeframe, albeit with a slight decrease in efficiency.

Solar panels do not solely rely on direct sunlight for electricity generation; they can still produce power during cloudy or overcast days. Nonetheless, the electricity output is directly correlated with the sunlight received. Our team can assess your roof’s exposure to determine its compatibility with solar energy.

Yes – If your system is connected to the grid, you’ll continue to receive a bill from your utility provider. During periods when your system isn’t generating energy, your home will draw electricity from the grid to fulfill its needs. If your system produces more power than you consume, the surplus will be sent back to the grid, potentially resulting in credits from the utility company and further reductions in your bill.

Net metering operates as a billing mechanism that compensates owners of solar energy systems for the electricity they contribute to the power grid. When your solar panels generate surplus electricity surpassing your consumption, this excess power is fed back into the grid, resulting in a credit applied to your utility bill. The extent of this credit is contingent upon the policies of your particular utility company.

The Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC) is a federal tax incentive enabling homeowners to subtract a portion of their solar expenses from their tax liability. Utilizing this tax credit during the filing process can result in decreased or potentially eliminated tax obligations for homeowners. Notably, the ITC value has recently been increased from 26% to 30%, adding to the allure of transitioning to solar energy.

Based on data from the Center for Sustainable Energy, the costs of residential solar panel systems can vary significantly. This calculation is based on a system capable of generating five kilowatt-hours of energy, with an average cost ranging from $3 to $5 per watt.

Several factors can influence whether your specific solar system falls on the higher or lower end of this scale, or even beyond. Firstly, the choice of solar panels can greatly impact the overall cost, considering variations in brand and power capacity. Additionally, it’s crucial to recognize that solar incentives differ based on your location within the country.

Nationally, there’s an opportunity to capitalize on the solar investment tax credit (ITC) if you act promptly. This incentive previously offered a 30% tax deduction for homeowners installing solar panels, but it reduced to 26% in 2020, further declining to 22% in 2021. Subsequently, the ITC is slated to expire.

Update: In August 2022, the solar tax credit was reinstated to 30% and extended through 2032.

On a state-by-state basis, diverse solar energy incentives exist. States like California provide generous rebates for homeowners adopting solar batteries, along with a net energy metering program and property/sales tax exemptions, aiding in cost reduction. Conversely, some states offer minimal or no solar incentives. For detailed information on incentives and rebates available in your state, refer to the Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency (DSIRE) website.

Determining the specific requirements for a solar power system involves considering various factors. In general, the average homeowner typically needs approximately 30 solar panels to fully power a house. It’s crucial to recognize that the precise power needs vary based on your location and the type of solar panels chosen.

According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the typical American residential customer consumes just under 11,000 kilowatt-hours annually. While certain regions receive more daily hours of direct sunlight on average, a solar system comprising 30 250-watt panels is generally sufficient to power the average American home.

However, this estimate can significantly fluctuate depending on your home’s size, daily sun exposure, insulation quality, appliance efficiency, and other factors.

The wattage of your panels is another variable to consider. Contemporary solar panels can produce up to 400 watts, or even more. For instance, if you reside in a sun-rich area like Arizona and opt for 400W solar panels, powering your entire home could be achieved with approximately 20 panels.

start saving on your energy bills today with our top-tier solar panels.

Our advanced solar solutions are designed to maximize efficiency and cut costs. Enjoy a cleaner, greener energy source and lower utility bills with a system tailored to your needs.

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