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Have More Questions? FAQ
During the day your utility meter will spin backwards as the solar panels collects sunlight, putting excess energy back into the power grid. Then at night, it will spin forward as you consume energy. The utility meter measures how much energy is produced and used every month through a system called net metering. Net metering allows you to take full advantage of your home solar system.
Why Convert to Solar?
Just a few years ago, converting to solar was very expensive. As a result, only the wealthiest homeowners could afford to convert their homes to solar power. Over the past few years, solar panels have become much more efficient and cost-effective at producing electricity. Increased efficiency, the large volume of solar panels being produced, and the 30% Federal Tax Credit has made converting your home to solar power more affordable than ever.
How affordable? Most homeowners can now convert to solar with and save money on utilities each month. That’s right. Most homeowners start saving money the day their solar system is turned on. Over 85% of O3 Home Solar clients are able to lower their monthly energy bill by installing solar panels. We customize, design, and build each solar system to produce enough energy (based on previous energy usage) to completely eliminate the electricity bill. Then, the money that was used for the monthly energy bill can be reallocated to pay for the new solar system.
When converting to solar, our clients now own their solar power plant and produce all the energy they need, allowing them to pay less than they previously paid to their utility company when they were renting their electricity. *
*energy production is based on previous annual energy consumption.
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