Residential Solar Energy

For anyone out there who is sick of utilities companies holding all the cards when it comes to energy costs, there’s never been a better time to take matters back into your own hands and convert your homestead to a solar powerhouse. Here at Sun Solution Solar, we’ve enjoyed countless opportunities to introduce members of our community to the massive cost savings that accompany a Columbia Missouri solar upgrade, and if you’ve been looking for ways to buck that reliance on dirty fuels and put money back into your pocket, you’ve come to the right place.
 
There are a lot of good reasons to consider investing in residential solar panels, but first and foremost among them is the massive cost savings. When you convert to solar energy, you’ll enjoy lower electrical rates—and they’ll be locked in, so you won’t have to worry about the nasty surprise of an unexpected rate hike, and each month you’ll get to stare down at your electrical bill with a grin rather than a grimace. It’ll be like opening a present each month, on your own little private holiday (Happy Sun-Day!).
 
Aside from the ongoing treat of reduced monthly bills, you’ll also be able to enjoy the instant increase in property value that accompanies a quality Missouri solar panel installation. The average homeowner installing an average solar array can experience a property value increase of around $20,000! And that’s on top of the monthly savings. . .
 
For those of you wondering exactly how these solar panels interact with your current utilities set-up, here’s a quick breakdown of how that solar energy gets converted into useable energy:

1. The sun’s rays make their way down to your solar panels, which collect DC (direct current) power, and collection will be maximized by careful adherence to a process of pre-installation consultations, energy audits and meticulous planning, courtesy of our top-notch team of Columbia solar panel installation technicians. 
2. Panels use an inverter to convert DC energy to AC (alternating current), so it can be stored in a battery and used for later (allowing you to access that energy with a wall plug). 
3. That collected energy gets added to your electric meter, which means you’ll be able to start powering your home and appliances using the energy you’ve stored from the sun rather than the electrical grid. Plus you’ll have the option to sell energy (at retail rates) back to your utilities provider 
4. Ta-da! Now you’ve taken one giant leap away from that unfortunate dependency upon the grid, all thanks to a smart investment in a clean energy. Welcome to solar mo!