by Jeff Mathias | May 7, 2019 | Storage Systems
In my previous 2 blogs, I have discussed how to size a storage system and the components that make up a storage system. I began with these topics so readers could understand that all storage systems are not built the same and why Sonnen’s product is the standard for...
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by Jeff Mathias | Apr 29, 2019 | Storage Systems
Components of a Storage System In my previous blog on storage, I discussed how to size a storage system. In this blog, the discussion will be on the components of a storage system. As before, we will be focused on AC coupled Sonnen systems, but the basics apply to all...
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by Jeff Mathias | Apr 26, 2019 | Storage Systems
Pairing storage with solar can be daunting for many home owner’s. I am writing the following three blogs to help demystify the process and lay out the steps needed to properly install storage. I will warn my readers; energy sizing is complicated and even though this...
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by Sabrina Howell | Apr 19, 2019 | Solar Installation, Solar News, Uncategorized
It’s a great time to remind your friends and neighbors that the 30% Federal Solar Tax Credit will start dropping off at the end of 2019. If a new solar installation is not completed in 2019, the full 30% tax credit will not apply. This is not a deduction that might...
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by Sabrina Howell | Apr 19, 2019 | Solar Installation, Solar News, Uncategorized
Who doesn’t love a perfect combo like Buttercup and Westley, coffee and pastry, hot and shower, solar and storage? The hot new move in the solar world is solar battery storage. Solar storage allows you to capture that midday sun energy and stash it for use when you...
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by Jeff Mathias | Sep 14, 2011 | Solar Installation
Ground mount system installations have more steps than systems mounted on a roof and can cost more. They have the advantage of easier access for cleaning, and energy production improvements since the angle and tilt are not dependent on the roof. The Bailey’s...
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