Solar electricity is the electricity that photovoltaic panels produce from sunlight that it’s green and zero-carbon.

When the sunlight hits the photovoltaic material, it breaks the materials discipline and the electrons will change their orbit. This phenomenon produces energy and the photovoltaic material converts this to electricity.

The one-word answer to this question is YES. Solar panels not only gain energy from sunlight but also gains energy from sunrays that are not visible to the human eye.

Positively yes. They don’t have any pollution in the using phase, unlike their rivals. The making process has much less carbon pollution too.

It depends on home residents and their needs and by the way on your home area. Our experts will help you with this issue.

It is possible to go solar with nothing out of pocket. Share your data with our experts via the contact form on the site to help you.

It has so many benefits to go solar. Low carbon emissions, low electricity bill cost, low maintenance, etc.

Solar panels are typically mounted on a rail system that is fixed to the roof. So don’t worry about any damage.

Yes you can, you just need a car charger.

Mostly, the photovoltaic system is used for your home electricity, while solar thermal is used for hot water used in your home.

No doubt!!! Installing a solar panel is the smartest investment you can make!

No other directions could also generate power as well.

Depending on the size of your system our experts will design your system.

Typically, it will perform for more than 25 years.

We recommend that your panels get checked every 2 years. For any problem that may occur, our servicemen are at your service.

It’s not that complicated, but it’s better to be done by an expert.

Typically installation won’t take too long and gets done in 1-2 days.

If it was necessary there are solar cleaning companies.

Not at all. The panels are fixed on the mounts and it is safe.

Your excess energy will be back to the grid and with the net metering system, you’ll get credited for this.

The electricity your panels produce is DC and the inverter will convert them to AC that is needed for your home and the grid.

Yes! You can use your electricity during the installation.

You will see the impact from the first month.