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Solar Parkland, educating you on design, regulation, and installation contract of residential Solar Systems. I don’t just sell, but educate you until the final contract.
We provide the most reliable solar system for your home, to control your energy cost and increase the value of your property aside from important environmental reasons. I will provide the best equipment and service, at best price.
Solar Parkland, maybe your 2nd or 3rd Solar quote; but the contract for more value to you.
Features of a Net-zero Home
Photovoltaic Panels
Sized to meet building’s energy demand
Low-Flow Water Fixtures
To reduce use of hot water
Double Insulation
Reduces heating and cooling demand
Efficient Lighting
LEDs or CFLs for low energy, high quality lighting
High performance Windows and doors
Reduces heat loss, increases daylighting and passive solar heating
Energy Management
Optimizes energy use throughout the home
Heat Pump
Efficient electric heating and cooling
Exceptional Air Sealing
Dramatically reduces largest source of heat loss
Heat Pump Water Heater
Efficient electric water heating
Heat Recovery Ventilation
Distributes tempered fresh air throughout the home
Tier 3 appliances
Most Efficient models for all major appliances
Photovoltaic Panels
Sized to meet building’s energy demand
Low-Flow Water Fixtures
To reduce use of hot water
Double Insulation
Reduces heating and cooling demand
Efficient Lighting
LEDs or CFLs for low energy, high quality lighting
High performance Windows and doors
Reduces heat loss, increases daylighting and passive solar heating
Energy Management
Optimizes energy use throughout the home
Heat Pump
Efficient electric heating and cooling
Exceptional Air Sealing
Dramatically reduces largest source of heat loss
Heat Pump Water Heater
Efficient electric water heating
Heat Recovery Ventilation
Distributes tempered fresh air throughout the home
Tier 3 appliances
Most Efficient models for all major appliances
Energy Efficiency Benefits
Cost Savings
At home, you can save money on energy bills by making energy - efficient an weatherization upgrades -such as adding insulation, usin LED lighting, and installing a heat pump- thath reduce your energy use and can improve comfort.
Resilience and Reliability
Energy - efficiency improvements reduce the amount of electricity on the grid at one time, known as load, minimizing congestion and stress on the U.S. electric grid. Less load prevents power disruptions.
Environmental Benefits
Reducing energy use is essential in the fight against climate change. Energy-efficient buildings are also better equipped to switch to renewable energy, which does not produce harmful emissions.
Health Benefits
Reducing fossil fuel use results in cleaner air, water and land, al of which directly affect human health, especially those in marginalized communities and people with conditions that are exacerbated by pollution.
Community Benefits
Energy-efficiency programs improve community resilience and adress energy equity by bringing efficient, cost-effective technologies and infrastructure to underserved communities.
Frequent Q&A
What are the main factors to determine the Cost of Solar Solution?
1) System design and equipment to install (performance)
2) How to finance it (long term solar loan), and
3) The installer selection (nationwide corporation or local contractor)
How much does solar add to resale value?
A few studies have shown that solar installations increase a home’s resale value. According to Zillow, homes with solar panels sell for approximately 4.1 percent higher on average than homes without solar energy. That means an added value of about $20,500 on a half million-dollar property. However, this can vary quite a bit from one geographic location to the next, even for comparable homes with similar solar panel systems.
According to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, homes with solar panels sell 20% faster and for 17% more than those without.
What is the Inflation Reduction Act 2022?
The Inflation Reduction Act directs an unprecedented $369 billion toward fighting climate change. As a result, we’ll all see innumerable long-term benefits, like reduced energy bills and health-care costs. But the most direct and immediate consumer-focused advantages come in the form of tax credits and rebates for buying emissions-reducing goods and services.
How does energy tax credit work?
A tax credit is a dollar-for-dollar reduction in the amount of income tax you would otherwise owe. For example, claiming a $1,000 federal tax credit reduces your federal income taxes due by $1,000. The federal tax credit is sometimes referred to as an Investment Tax Credit. Learn more…
*UPDATE 08/18/2022** As part of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 signed into law on August 16, 2022, residential energy efficiency tax credits have been extended through 2032. This information applies to the existing tax credits for 2022. Changes to residential energy efficiency tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act will become effective starting in 2023. Please bookmark this page, as we will be updating the information here by the end of the year.
How much maintenance is required?
Most solar installations will require little maintenance during the life of the system, and some proactive care may help you maximize the value of your investment. For example, if you live in a dusty environment, periodic washing of the panels may help increase electricity production, and inverters may need replacing, which normally occurs after the 10+ year warranty term.
The lifespan of a solar installation depends on the local environment and the durability of the system you purchase. A high-quality solar installation can last more than 30 years.
“Net Metering” means the utility credits (kWh) a homeowner for solar energy that is not consumed by the home. Those net metering credits are used up when the home takes power from the utility.
Solar systems produce less electricity on cloudy days. The majority of homes with solar still connect to the electric grid, drawing power from the grid when needed. This is the value of Net Metering.
Actual savings can vary from projected savings for a variety of reasons. Fast-growing trees can shade solar installations, reducing production over time. Utilities can change how much they charge their customers for electricity, changing the savings from solar. Policies that are beneficial to solar installations may change (e.g., Net Metering).
A Solar Install Contract includes the following services:
- Site Survey
- Engineering
- Permitting
- Equipment and Consumables Procurement
- Installation
- Inspection
- Interconnection
- Monitoring ActivationL
Key factors when choosing an Energy Efficient Consultant & Installer
EXPERIENCE
How long a solar provider has been in business isn’t the only sign of a good provider, but it helps. Look For how many years they’ve been in business and how many systems they’ve installed.
CUSTOMER RATING
Customer ratings sometimes don’t tell the whole story, especially if the review is only about the initial phone call. But reviews and testimonials are good insights into overall customer service and response time.
WORKMANSHIP
Look for certifications, licensed contractors and photos of completed jobs.
FINAL SOLAR QUOTE
A good solar provider will be transparent. Make sure they list out all your estimated costs with projected savings, system installation, and maintenance costs, as well as product warranties to help protect your investment.
SYSTEM COMPONENTS
Look up what panels and inverters they offer. Some providers have wide range types.
TIMING
It’s a good idea to look at a solar provider’s average wait for installation. Ask when they would schedule your installation.
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