Net metering allows your utility company to measure your energy consumption and production.

The excess power your solar panels generate is sent to your utility provider—when the sun is not out, you pull energy from the utility grid. This process of sending and receiving power is called Net Metering.

Solar adds value to your home—just as any home improvement would. Some studies show that solar can increase your home’s value by $2,500 per kilowatt added to the property. Aside from increasing your homes value, it can also help your home sell faster.

Saving Money

- Going solar not only saves you money day one, but also locks in your bill so you can avoid the increasing cost of power.

Going Green

- Going solar enables you to get away from using energy from harmful sources such as coal or nuclear plants. The only thing you need to create power is the Sun.

Owning Your Own Power

- Using traditional power sources is a lot like renting, each month you pay the power you use but you own nothing and never have an end date. Solar is owning your power because you lock in your bill and you have an end date.

Yes! There is currently a federal tax credit of 26% of the total cost of the solar system. That includes installation and connection to the grid. This federal tax incentive is set to drop to 22% in 2023 and disappear altogether in 2024.

This can’t be answered the same way for every customer. Each system is designed to produced 105% of what you are currently using each year. When we design the system this way we typically are able to save customers $30-$50 on their average monthly bill. And you are locked in at the price that is quoted, so you won’t ever have to worry about energy cost increases of 4-6% that typically happen every year.

Sunergy offers four different warranties.

1. Workmanship – Industry leading 10 Year Premium workmanship warranty.
2. Manufacturer – 25 Year limited manufacturer warranty on all equipment.
3. Roof Penetration – Industry leading 25 year roof penetration warranty.
4. Performance – 25 Year linear performance warranty with an extreme weather rating.

It is very simple, you can either pay off the system when you sell the house, you can transfer it to the new homeowner, or you can take the panels to the new house.