Energy 101

If you’ve made the decision to go solar, there’s a chance you have a long list of questions about the process. Going solar provides tons of opportunities to manage your long-term energy costs.

Homeowners across the United States have turned to solar panels to generate renewable energy for their homes while supporting the environment. By generating your own power on-site with home solar panels, you take control over your electricity like never before.

Solar-powered electricity generation has evolved into one of the most efficient, inexpensive, and accessible ways for people to reduce their carbon footprint. Common uncertainties about solar panels include things like cloud cover and shade, reliability in extreme temperatures, and weather resiliency. Let’s debunk those myths:

Many of us are guilty of leaving our lights up longer than we should, but just how much are your holiday lights costing you in electricity consumption and energy costs? We’ll give you a few facts to help you calculate the energy costs of keeping your house in the holiday spirit.

The main difference is that homeowners insurance generally covers a system or appliance from unpredictable accidents, while a home warranty covers the cost of repair or replacement from normal wear and tear on covered systems or appliances.