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Solar For APS Customers



How Do Solar Panels Work?

Buying solar panels is an effective way to reduce your energy bill and insure yourself against the rising electricity prices. You will also have less impact on the environment by decreasing your carbon emissions.

The cost of solar has been falling down in recent years, due to advances in technology and governmental subsidies. Nevertheless, there are other important factors you need to consider, as your decision to buy solar panels should not be based solely on price.

Here are 5 things you need need to know before you invest in solar panels.

Roof Suitability

Solar panels work at its optimum when placed on a south-facing roof. This is due to the US being in the northern hemisphere. Having that in mind, solar panels are also a viable option if you have an east or west-facing roof because they will still generate electricity. 

Maintenance and Running Costs

 Solar Panel Maintenance is not very time-consuming. If dust or leaves settle on top of the panels they can easily be hosed down. Other than that there is also no other maintenance needed. The panels usually have a warranty of 25 years and the inverter 5 to 10 years. The inverter is usually the part that needs to be changed because it is working all the time to convert DC to AC. It typically needs to be replaced after 10-15 years.

You should also have an installer examine your system every 4-7 years. It is also advisable to ask your installer about the particular maintenance requirements of your solar system.

Other Benefits of Solar Panels

Besides shrinking your energy bill you will also reduce your impact on the environment. Since you will be generating some of your electricity, you will not be dependent on the provider if electricity prices go up, as it is expected to happen.

Like any other home improvement, solar panels can increase the overall value of your home. They make it more attractive for potential buyers if you are interested in selling in the future. Some Home Selling Guides argue that solar-powered homes sell twice faster than homes using conventional electricity.

If you're ready to go solar and need quotes from solar panel suppliers, then look no further. Fill in the contact form and High Desert Energy will work diligently to get your quote out to you ASAP

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