21. Menifee Solar Panel Install - Solar Install of The Week - $0 Down
February 20, 2014
Another $0 down solar installation completed by Poweraid Solar! The Jacobs residence in Menifee, CA just completed the installation of their solar panels. They spent $0 out of pocket, and fixed their utility rate for the next 20 year...
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22. Solar Lease vs Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)?
February 20, 2014
There is multiple ways to go solar in the residential solar market, but the most common today is 3rd party ownership. This usually comes down to lease the equipment monthly for 20-25 years, or paying for the actual production of the system thru what is called a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for 20-...
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23. Solar Energy Facts For The Day by Poweraid Solar
February 20, 2014
Q1? How many panels do I need?
A1: The amount of panels depends on how much roof space you have, shading issues, how large your electric bills are, what you are trying to financially accomplish from solar, and what orientation the panels face to South.
Q2? How much does solar energy ...
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24. Solar Energy - San Dimas Solar Installation - Wood Residence Go Solar!
February 20, 2014
The Wood residence in San Dimas just completed the installation of their solar energy system this week. Their average electric bill before solar energy was $500 a month. After their solar energy installation their electric bill is $350 a month fixed for the next 20 years. They spent $0 out of pocket...
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25. HERO Solar Program - Eastvale, CA - Solar Energy
February 20, 2014
HERO Financing comes thru again in Eastvale, CA. The Brown residence in Eastvale, CA just completed their installation of solar energy. Their electric bill prior to solar energy was $260 a month, and now it's $30 a month. Their monthly |
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26. HERO Solar Financing Case Study
February 20, 2014
The Buchanon residence in N...
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27. Callahan Residence in Murrieta, CA - Solar Install of The Week
February 20, 2014
The Calhoun Residence in Murrieta, CA just completed the installation of their solar energy system. Their average electric bill was $250 a month prior to their solar installation. Now their electric bill is $5 a month, and their solar payment added is $170 a month. They are saving $75 a month, and s...
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28. Solar Sun Hour Averages Throughout The Year
February 20, 2014
Yes, the sun doesn't shine 24 hours a day, but that doesn't mean that you can't get enough sun to run your home thru solar energy power. The average Southern California home receives 4.5 - 6.5 hours of sun a day. This can vary by the angle of your roof to the sun, the geographic location of your hom...
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29. Johnson Residence in Corona, CA - Case Study
February 20, 2014
The Johnson residence in Corona, CA had been looking into solar for the past 3 years. They actually signed a contract with another solar company 2 years ago, but the company wasn't able to install until 8 months down the road. This was unacceptable to the Johnson residence.
4 months ago they...
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30. How Many Solar Panels Do I Need?
February 20, 2014
This is a very common question in the solar market. The amount of solar panels needed for your home comes down to a few simple questions.
1. How much energy/electricity usage do you currently consume? The more usage, the more panels you may need.
2. How many solar panels can be insta...
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Author: Nick Sherman
