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Solar installers design and install rooftop and ground-mount PV systems, battery backup, and EV-integrated home energy setups. Compare NABCEP-certified installers with 25-year warranties.
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What does a solar do?
Solar contractors design PV systems, pull permits, install panels, inverters, and battery storage, and handle utility interconnection. Most also handle roof-integrated and Tesla Powerwall installs.
Common solar services
- Residential rooftop solar
- Battery backup (Tesla Powerwall, Enphase)
- Ground-mount and carport systems
- Solar + EV charger bundles
- System monitoring and repair
- Panel cleaning and inspections
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Solar FAQs
How much does a solar system cost?+
A typical 7 kW residential system runs $18,000–$26,000 installed before tax credits. The 30% federal ITC reduces the net cost by roughly $6,000.
How long do solar panels last?+
25–30 years of production, with most panels still producing 85%+ of original output at year 25. Inverters typically need replacement at year 12–15.
Is battery storage worth adding?+
Yes if you're in an area with time-of-use rates, net metering caps, or frequent outages. A single Powerwall adds $10,500–$14,500 installed.
Will solar work during a power outage?+
Grid-tied systems shut off during outages for safety. Battery backup (Powerwall, Enphase IQ) keeps essential loads running for 8–24 hours.