Should homeowners invest in solar energy?
Should homeowners invest in solar energy?
If you live in an area with high energy rates and a suitable solar rating and can afford the initial investment, it’s worth installing solar panels in your home while the 26\% tax break is in place — for the good of the environment and your wallet. But don’t expect to eliminate your power bill overnight.
Can solar panels power a house?
Solar panels are an environmentally friendly way of producing electricity for your home. As mentioned above, the technology relies on photovoltaic (PV) cells to turn sunlight into electricity. The electricity produced by your solar panels will be used to power any appliances currently in use within your home.
Were You Scammed into leasing a home solar system?
Flitter Milz is a nationally recognized consumer protection law firm experienced in evaluating fraudulent sales tactics, such as forgery, identity theft and unauthorized credit pulls by solar panel salesmen. If you feel as though you may have been scammed into leasing a home solar system, Contact Flitter Milz today for a no-cost consultation.
Should you be cautious when buying solar power?
Be Cautious…Be Patient…No need to act today. Many door-to-door solar sales representatives often ask the consumer to make quick, on-the-spot decisions about obtaining solar power for the home. It is not unusual for the homeowner to feel pressured and the need to act immediately.
How do I protect myself from solar panel salesmen?
5. Seek advice from a trusted advisor. Flitter Milz is a nationally recognized consumer protection law firm experienced in evaluating fraudulent sales tactics, such as forgery, identity theft and unauthorized credit pulls by solar panel salesmen.
What happens if you buy a house with solar panels?
A new lien will be open on your house. Manufacturing solar panels is very toxic for the environment. If you have a fire in your house…the FD will let it burn to the ground. The solar panels MUST BE KEPT CLEAN (even then they will not produce anything close to what you are “promised”)… additional cost!