Common Questions for Solar Panel Installers (Top 18)

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Our friends over at leading solar company One Block Off The Grid recently published a post where CEO Dave Llorens answers the 18 most common questions that they receive while working with their customers.

You can find their answers to the top 18 questions homeowners ask about solar here. Here are the first three videos as a taster:

1. Does my solar power work if the power goes out?

2. How long does solar power take to install on my house?

3. Should I buy American made solar panels?


 


If you have any interest in installing a solar power system, I recommend you take a look at the rest.

Source: One Block Off The Grid

Full disclosure: One Block Off The Grid and CleanTechnica have a financial partnership.

Nathan (356 Posts)

For the fate of the sons of men and the fate of beasts is the same; as one dies, so dies the other. They all have the same breath, and man has no advantage over the beasts; for all is vanity. - Ecclesiastes 3:19


  • ricky

    Does drit build up effect the power efficiency on my solar panels and do i loose out on power????

    • Bob_Wallace

      It can. But often there is no problem.

      A test site outside of Tuscon didn’t wash panels for more than a year and when washed performance went up only 1%. Many large arrays are never washed except by the rain.

      But sometimes they do need a good cleaning. At my previous residence I had to clean mine during the blackberry season. For some reasons the birds liked to take a rest stop on the panels.

  • Stan

    Nathan……..In want to be featured on CT too……my company is much lower in price, compared to them……if you’re really wanting to have the maximum amount of people buy solar…….you’ll be better served by having a little competition..so what do I have to do?…please contact me @ ftp@aol.com

    • http://cleantechnica.com/ Zachary Shahan

      I emailed you. Headed over to check that section of my emails in a minute.
      (Note, though, they don’t sell solar for a set price — they set people up with installers in their region that offer good price & value.)