Choosing a Solar installer: what every homeowner should know
When it comes to home improvement, choosing the right business is essential because your home is one of the most significant investments. Just like upgrading your kitchen or replacing your roof, selecting a trusted solar installer will guarantee top-notch quality, flawless installation, and a genuine commitment to slashing your energy bills. Let’s go deeper into some criteria when selecting a solar installer:
Experience Matters
It’s important to consider how long the installer has been in business. If you’re getting a product with a 25-year warranty, you’ll want a company that will be around to help if anything goes wrong. Make sure to also assess their knowledge of regulations and incentives. If you receive unclear or vague answers during the consultation, it’s a good enough reason to look for another company.
Get Multiple Quotes:
Comparing pricing and services will help you identify if a quote seems too good to be true. A reputable installer will take the time to gather more information about your home’s energy needs. A transparent quote should include all relevant costs for equipment, labor, permits, and incentives. Additionally, it should provide information regarding the solar panel’s brand and model, warranties, maintenance, and monitoring.
Warranties
Don’t be afraid to ask what the warranty covers and what dies it excludes for equipment, labor, and even delivery.
Avoid high-Pressure Sales Tactics:
Going solar is a significant investment, and a trustworthy installer will provide you with the necessary time and information to make an informed decision. If a company is pressuring you for an immediate commitment, we strongly advise seeking a second quote from another company and comparing their consultation process.
Check Review and References
Online reviews on sites like Google, or the Better Business Bureau can give you insight into the company’s reputation and customer satisfaction. Additionally, ask the installer for a list of references from past clients.
Post-Installation Support
Choose an installer that offers ongoing support because your solar journey doesn’t end once the panels are installed. Inquire about their customer support procedures, such as remote monitoring, removal and reinstallation, and troubleshooting services.
Take your time, compare your options, and partner with an installer you can trust to deliver a system that provides reliable, clean energy for years to come
Find out more on the www.stittsolar.com or call (479) 636 8745
