solar synergy

Welcome to SolarSynergy.me! This comprehensive site is designed to educate homeowners on the advantages of residential solar energy both personally and environmentally. Our objective is to assist homeowners in the information gathering process to better determine if solar energy is right for their home and family.

Our team of energy professionals and research consultants focus on information that gets directly to the answers to most frequently asked questions; a proven, simple, and easy way to get the details you need. Read More About Us

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Getting to Know Solar Energy

The Answer to Reducing Your Home’s Carbon Footprint and Saving Money: Both Guaranteed!

Take the 3-YES Test!

Do you own your home?

Do you pay for electricity?

Would you like to save money?

If you’re like 100% of homeowners then your answer is YES!

Why Solar ?

NO UPFRONT COSTS: In some states only the utility company can sell electricity which disallows using the term “Lease”. “Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)” is used when required by state rules to accommodate homeowners who choose not to own solar panels. Under a PPA or Lease agreement the residential solar system is installed free of charge. Savings begin on day 1, guaranteed. This is the fastest growing installation category, made possible by greater Wall Street investment generating increased access to capital.

See our full list of reasons why solar energy is right for you.

What Does Solar Cost?

Costs associated with installing residential solar panels have dropped dramatically along with system non-ownership options, creating greater opportunity for more homes to be included in the ongoing boom in America. A residential solar energy quote from 2012 is likely 20 to 25 percent too high today.

What Are My Savings?

Residential solar savings vary but the benchmark is a guaranteed annual savings of 20% for the homeowner over 20 years. Balancing your home’s needs with its solar capacity is where the provider brings everything together. If your current per kilowatt rate is less than $0.08 solar isn’t cost effective; start there, but remember the environment.