There are several steps to adding solar to your property. PLS handles each step for you. First, we use your address to find out if your home, building or other structure is positioned properly to make it worth the investment. We check with your Utility for kW limitations and provide information about which tax incentives for you to discuss with your CPA. Then, we take that information to create a proposal for you. If you move forward with the process, an engineer will design the best layout for your property and our professional installers will get to work. After installation we will ensure it receives the proper approvals and activation.

We use your address and Utility account information to find out if solar will work for your specific location.

Solar panels are extremely durable and manufactured to withstand extreme weather. Hail and other weather conditions rarely damage panels but in the case one is damaged, your warranty and/or insurance should help cover the repair or replacement.

Solar panels are best used to supplement your home with energy. We do not recommend most homes or businesses go off-grid except under very specific circumstances due to the current cost of batteries.

The cost ranges depend on several factors. We estimate you will likely get your investment back within 4-6 years on average on a 25-year asset. If you’re eligible for two tax credits, those could help you recoup up to or more than 50% of the project cost in the first year.

The Investment Tax Credit (ITC) awards anyone residential or commercial with a 30% federal tax credit the following year. If you’re installing solar panels as a business, you may qualify for a 179D Deduction which could allow you to recoup the total cost much quicker.

Warranties vary by manufacturer and range from 10-25 years. PLS works with only the best manufacturers who provide you with the best warranties and cost for your project.