by Lauren Dabrowski | Jan 28, 2014 | Blog
Installing solar panels on your home is a great way to lower your electricity bill. Each kilowatt of solar moves your utility bill closer to $0. Plus, with Maryland’s net metering program, you can even enjoy negative electricity bills in your solar home. Another way...
by Lauren Dabrowski | Jan 21, 2014 | Blog
Solar monitoring systems are an integral part of your home solar energy system. These simple-to-use systems let you monitor the performance of your solar panels, giving you real-time data to make sure your system performs at its peak. When solar panels first hit the...
by Lauren Dabrowski | Jan 14, 2014 | Blog
What if you installed a network of solar panels on your home’s roof, expecting your hefty electricity bills to vanish for good? But after a few weeks, you realized that the watts (W) of energy being produced weren’t enough to power your household appliances in...
by Lauren Dabrowski | Jan 7, 2014 | Blog
Solar panels are low maintenance. Really, really low maintenance. With no moving parts, most installations can go decades with minimal upkeep. And thanks to high-impact protective casing, some panels are durable enough to withstand hailstones shot at 260 mph. And if...
by Lauren Dabrowski | Dec 31, 2013 | Blog
With the Great Recession finally over, Maryland’s housing market is booming once again. And homebuilders are increasingly incorporating solar panels into their designs. It’s easy understand why: Solar panels deliver higher ROIs than traditional home improvement...
by Lauren Dabrowski | Dec 19, 2013 | Blog
Solar panels are often marketed as the ultimate in energy independence. With a large enough installation coupled with onsite battery storage, you can go off the utility grid and reduce your dependence on fossil fuel completely. That’s the official narrative. But is it...
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