As rates continue to increase, it's vital to keep your system running at peak performance. Maximum efficiency = maximum payback!
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Dust and debris can block sunlight, reducing the panels' effectiveness by up to 10%. Learn how to clean your panels for the highest efficiency possible.
Use smart systems to monitor and maintain your panels' efficiency. Be alerted when a problem arises so you're able to address it right away.
With the new CA energy regulations in place (NEM 3.0) and recent advancements in battery technology, storing excess power with a battery system makes more sense than ever.
Dust and debris can block sunlight, reducing panels' effectiveness by up to 10%. Learn how to clean your panels for the highest efficiency possible.
Use smart systems to monitor and maintain your panels' efficiency. Be alerted when a problem arises so you're able to address it right away.
With the new CA energy regulations in place (NEM 3.0) and recent advancements in battery technology, storing excess power with a battery makes more sense than ever.
Get the best payback on your system by keeping them free of dirt and debris.
Use regular tap water to wash
Never use soap, it can damage the panels. Instead use a soft scrub brush (a pool sweep-type brush is fine)
Clean your panels in the morning. If they are too hot, spraying them with cold water could make them crack.
Squeegee dry for a spotless finish, or give the panels a final spray with deionized water and let them air dry.
Get the best payback on your system by keeping them free of dirt and debris.
Use regular tap water to wash
Never use soap, it can damage the panels. Instead use a soft scrub brush (a pool sweep-type brush is fine).
Clean your panels in the morning. If they are too hot, spraying them with cold water could make them crack.
Squeegee dry for a spotless finish, or give the panels a final spray with deionized water and let them air dry.
If you hire a pro, make sure the cost doesn't exceed your savings.
What may have worked for you in the past may not be right for you now. Efficiency means getting the right number of panels for your current situation.
They're more expensive but more efficient, allowing you to squeeze energy production out of every available square inch.
If there's not enough room on the roof, consider adding a solar car port to produce energy and provide shade for your vehicles. If done right, you can get the Federal discount on both the structure and the solar equipment, including labor.
Talk to a pro about your needs and have them run the calculations. Be sure you understand the numbers before you commit.
Find the right balance between price and the time it will take for the system to pay for itself.
Expanding your solar equipment can be expensive. Reduce your total cost by 30% (redeemed at tax time) with the Federal tax incentive. Or, by using a company like HDM Renewable Finance, you can take advantage of the solar investment tax credit with upfront savings of 40%. For example, if your new equipment costs $12,000, at a 40% discount, you would only pay $7,200
What may have worked for you in the past may not be right for you now. Efficiency means getting the right solar equipment for your current situation.
They're more expensive but rate higher in efficiency, allowing you to squeeze energy production out of every square inch.
If there's not enough room on the roof, consider adding a solar car port to produce energy and provide shade for your vehicles. If done right, you can get the Federal discount on both the structure and the solar equipment.
Talk to a pro about your needs and have them explain the calculations.
Discover the sweet spot
Find the right balance between price and the time it will take for the system to pay for itself.
Consider your financing options
Expanding your solar equipment can be expensive. We don't recommend leasing your solar, but you can reduce your total cost by 30% with the Federal tax incentive. Or, by using a company like HDM Renewable Finance, you can take advantage of the solar investment tax credit with an upfront savings of 40%