Break Through The Barriers That Hold People Back From Maximum Solar Savings
Lead Your Community By Switching to Solar
Standing out from the crowd can feel daunting, but those who embrace new technology early often reap the biggest rewards. In fact, only 2.5% of the population are considered “Innovators”—those eager to adopt the latest advancements, like the newest iPhone or cutting-edge solar technology. Right behind them are the Early Adopters (13.5% of the population), risk-takers who recognize the long-term benefits before the masses catch on.
Solar energy isn’t brand-new, but many homeowners still hesitate to make the switch. If you’re considering solar panels, you might be the first in your neighborhood—but that also means you’ll be leading the charge toward solar savings and sustainability.
Over the years, we’ve heard plenty of concerns about switching to solar. Let’s address some common solar barriers so you can feel confident in your decision to embrace solar innovation.
Concern #1: Will I Really Save Money with Solar?
Without seeing your friends or neighbors go solar first, you might wonder if the savings are as significant as companies claim. We break it all down—how much you’ll save on your energy bills, how your home value will increase, and even how solar affects your resale value.
But don’t just take our word for it. Our community of happy customers shares their energy bills as proof of their solar savings, and they’re happy to talk about their experience.
Concern #2: Is Solar Really Catching On?
Many homeowners worry about being the odd one out, but the truth is that solar power is growing at an unprecedented rate. According to the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), solar energy has experienced an average annual growth rate of 24% over the past decade. More than 4 million U.S. homes now have solar panels, and that number is expected to triple by 2030.
Not only is solar becoming more mainstream, but it also boosts home value. A study by Zillow found that homes with solar panels sell for an average of 4.1% more than those without. That means if your home is worth $300,000, installing solar could add over $12,000 in value—a clear financial win.
Once your neighbors see how much you’re saving and how your home’s value has increased, they’ll start wondering why they didn’t install solar panels first!
Concern #3: Will My HOA Allow Solar Panels?
HOAs sometimes push back against solar installations, often because they’re unaware that solar panels increase home values rather than lower them. Fortunately, nearly half of U.S. states have laws protecting homeowners’ right to install solar panels, known as “solar access rights.”
The good news? We handle all the necessary permits and approvals for you, so you don’t have to stress about HOA restrictions.
Concern #4: Will Solar Panels Make My Home Look Ugly?
If you’re picturing the bulky blue-and-silver panels of the past, think again. Just like neon sweaters and shoulder pads, those outdated designs are long gone. Today’s solar panels are sleek, modern, and black-on-black, seamlessly integrating with your roof for a clean, high-end look.
Still Have Questions? Let’s Talk!
We’re here to answer all your questions and guide you through every step of the process. Switching to solar is a big decision, but with the right information and support, you’ll see why so many homeowners are making the switch and enjoying incredible solar savings.
Ready to break through these solar barriers and start maximize your savings? Contact us today to learn more!
