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About Solar Home Facts
What do we do?
Let's face it, it's tough to get information about solar that you can trust. You can google it, go to online forums, or even ask your neighbor who has solar about their experience; but unfortunately, this "research" will likely create more confusion. Our goal is to give you the facts, no fluff, and help you to better understand how solar actually works. Clarity is the goal.
We know that home solar is a great product when it's offered in the right way, that being said, it's not offered as it should be all too often.
There are shady solar companies, untrustworthy sales reps, and just plain incompetence. This combination of "grenades" has given the solar industry a well-deserved black eye.
We'll help you sort through facts, show you what to avoid. We smoothen the road ahead so that you can learn about solar the right way.
Whether you book a call, send us an email, or message us onsite or on Facebook, our goal is to bring truth and clairty to Solar options for your home.
Why do we do it?
Our founding members started working in solar in 2017 and quickly learned that home solar is misunderstood and this disconnect is even present with people who currently have solar. The problem we have is that there are two sides shining light on the industry in very different ways. The oil industry has spent billions of dollars over the years in opposition to clean energy and from a business standpoint, we understand protecting your "Golden-Goose", but this massive spend in misinformation does a great deal to create confusion.
The other side is the "pro-renewable energy" camp and of course they offer a different angle to solar and renewable energy in general. Unfortunately, much of this "tug of war" battle is politically and financially motivated.
Here is a fact: The Sun delivers enough energy every single day to power the planet 10,000 times. So, instead of finding other energy sources (coal, gas, fossil fuels, etc.), why not harness this abundance of energy that is already delivered to us daily?