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WHY CHOOSE POWER CONNECTIONS?


12 YEARS IN BUSINESS

We know this industry well and the science of solar


FAMILY OWNED

We're a privately owned family business that gives back


HIGHEST QUALITY

We have the highest quality panels, batteries and installers


BEST FINANCING

We offer $0 Down and Rates as low as 2.99% with Cash-Out options

WHY GO SOLAR?

When you choose solar, you choose consistency, independence, and a wise
financial decision.

GO SOLAR WITH 0$ DOWN PAYMENT

Interest Rates as Low As 2.99%

SAVE MONEY NOW WITH GREAT TAX INCENTIVES

a 30% Tax Credit is Still Being Offered

STOP PAYING INCREASING ELECTRICITY COSTS

Generate Your Own Power & Never Experience a Blackout




SIMPLE PROCESS

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ANALYZE USAGE



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ASSESS CURRENT RATES

Every home, homeowner and electric company varies. Your usage and rates
determines savings

COMPARE WITH SOLAR

See options for going full solar, partial solar and battery backup options for
your home

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WEIGH OUT OPTIONS




COMPARE OPTIONS

You may want full solar or partial. It all depends on your usage and rates. We
will break it down for you

CHOOSE FINANCING

We offer $0 Down and up to $10,000 cash back financing as low as 2.9% or you can
buy it outright

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PLANNING & DESIGN




ROOFING & LOCATION

You have options as to where and how Solar is installed. Some are much better
than others

APPROVAL & PERMITS

Once you sign off on your perfect solar install, we will get the permits
approved and get to work

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SOLAR INSTALLATION




INSTALLATION DAY

The process takes anywhere from 1 day to a few days to complete. We thoroughly
test your system and make sure it can handle any usage levels you may need

GUARANTEE & WARRANTY

Your system is guaranteed for 25 Years and research shows after 25 Years, panels
still produce 90% of their original output


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HAPPY CUSTOMERS TRUSTED POWER CONNECTIONS

Our customer is truly our #1 priority and our entire business revolves around
our customers. Every experience must be 5 Stars or the job isn't finished

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CUSTOMER REVIEWS

The Job Isn't Finished Until You are 100% Happy and rate it 5 Stars

Power Solutions saved me $220 per month and I got cash back to buy a hot-tub
powered by the sun. So pretty much I got a free hot tub and $200 a month in my
mind. Power Connections was awesome from start to finish with the installation
and I recommend them to ANYONE who is even slightly considering solar

JOHN Z

via Facebook

I loved PowerConnections. Our Rep was a great help. I needed a new roof so he
helped me and included a brand new roof into my loan! And it looks great. The
installation only took 2 days and the team was very nice. Turns out my neighbor
across the street was the manager of the solar installation team. His wife
brought lunch for the whole crew. Definitely go with PowerConnections if you are
considering solar. Couldnt, be happier with my decision.

NINEEV Y

via BBB

I would HIGHLY recommend Power Connections to install solar panels for my family
and friends. I'm writing this review in response to the large number of scammy &
misleading solar companies appearing on local news team investigations across
the US.that are tricking and misleading. It is one of the good guys. Overall it
was professional, transparent, communicative, and installation days were fast &
efficient.

CARL HOFFMAN

via Google

greatly appreciated having the support of power connections as I went through
the process of researching and going solar for my home. It really made a
difference having someone guide me through my options, vet the installers and be
available to ask questions. I'm really grateful for the calm advice without any
pressure from the staff.

LIAM ANDERSON

via Facebook

Very kind young man showed up to my door. After checking out my equipment he
showed up the next day. They were able to save me 75 dollars off of my electric
bill right away! The install team was very nice and took care of everything
without me having to do much. They made everything super easy for me. I would
definitely recommend PowerConnections to my friends and family.

ANGELICA G

via BBB

We're not getting rich on the savings, but it is cheaper and supports a growing
and viable business model. one of my co-workers had a one home solar system put
up at his place and the stories were great entertainment for the rest of us for
almost 6 weeks. this was stupid easy compared to what he went through. I give
them an A+ on everything and highly recommend

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FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions
How Do Solar Systems Work?


Solar panels are made up of photovoltaic (PV) cells made of silicon. When the
sun’s rays hit them, these cells convert sunlight to electricity. Individual
cells are wired together to form a solar panel. Panels are typically three feet
by five feet. They are coated in tempered glass, which allows them to withstand
harsh weather.

The electricity produced by a single solar panel is not enough to power a home
or business, so multiple solar panels are needed. The number of panels varies by
installation, but every solar system (also called an “array”) will include a
series of panels mounted and wired together. This array may be installed on a
roof (“rooftop solar”) or on the ground-level (“ground-mounted solar”).

The electricity generated by solar panels takes the form of direct current (DC).
However, most appliances and electricity-consuming objects (called “electric
load”) require alternating current (AC). To convert the solar electricity from
DC to AC, an inverter is needed. You will need to choose between two types of
inverters: a central inverter and microinverters. While both perform the task of
converting electricity from DC to AC, they differ in critical ways.

Solar homeowners with their inverter

A central inverter receives all of the electrical output of your entire solar
system and converts it from DC to AC at a single, central location. A single
central inverter is required for a solar system. It is often mounted on the side
of your home or building next to your electric meter. Central inverters are
steadfast and affordable, but they are susceptible to variations in panel
performance. If one panel is shaded and produces less electricity than the
others, the total electrical output will drop.

If shading is of concern, microinverters or DC optimizers can help maximize
production. Unlike central inverters, microinverters and DC optimizers
individually mount to the backside of each individual solar panel.  They capture
the electricity that flows off of each panel. DC optimizers work with a central
inverter that converts DC to AC. Microinverters convert DC immediately to AC
right under the panel. With either DC optimizers or microinverters, if one panel
is shaded, it will not affect the output of the whole array. By design, both DC
optimizers and microinverters help maximize the conversion of electricity and
are useful in situations with variable shading. What’s more, because they allow
each panel to operate independently of one another, both make it easy to add
more panels to a solar array in the future.

Once electricity is produced by the solar panels and converted from DC to AC by
the inverter(s), it will flow through your electric meter and into your home or
building. It will be used on site the moment it is created. Any excess will flow
back out through your electric meter and onto the local grid.

How long does a Solar Array Last?

Think of your solar array as a 25-year investment. Solar panels will produce
electricity for at least 25 years. (See “Do systems come with warranties?”
question for information on the warranties you’ll receive with your system)
Panels will continue to generate electricity after 25 years, but at a decreasing
rate. While microinverters will likely last for the duration of the PV system,
you may need to replace central inverters after 15 years.

How do I decide how big my system should be?

The size of your optimal solar array will be influenced by many variables.
Before analyzing those variables, you should understand how solar is sized and
measured.  The electrical capacity of solar panels is measured in watts (W). The
typical solar panel is rated at 250-300 W. To get the total power (in watts) of
your solar array, add together the wattages of each panel. Let’s say you had 10
300 W panels installed. The total wattage of your system would equal 3,000 W.
1,000 W is equal to 1 kilowatt (kW), so another way to describe the size of that
system would be 3 kW. The average size of a solar array is 5 kW.

Your installer will estimate how many panels can fit on your roof given its
footprint and shade susceptibility to determine the ideal size of your system.
If the size of your roof is limited (meaning fewer panels can be installed),
installers can compensate by offering high-efficiency panels. These panels will
have a higher power rating (typically 300-350 W), and therefore will produce
more electricity per panel. Installers will also use geospatial data to
determine the optimal system size for your property, as roof orientation and
climate factors will affect how much electricity your system produces. The final
factor that will influence the size of your solar array is your project budget.
Installers work closely with clients to maximize the amount of solar they
install for the customer’s budget.

While sizing your solar array, installers will consider how much the solar
electrical output will offset your electricity needs. While the power capacity
of solar panels is measured in watts (or kilowatts), the amount of electricity
produced by the panels is measured in watt-hours (or kilowatt-hours).

Source: National Renewable Energy Laboratory

You may recognize the term kilowatt-hour (kWh) from your electric bill.
Utilities charge their customers based on how many kWh of electricity they
consume each month. If you look at your utility bill from any billing cycle,
you’ll be able to see exactly how many kWh of electricity your home or building
consumed that month.  Each kW of solar you install will produce a certain number
of kWh, which will directly offset your utility electricity consumption. The
kW-to-kWh relationship varies with latitude and climate. Your installer will be
able to accurately predict how many kWh of electricity your solar panels will
produce each year.

To estimate how much solar you can install on your roof (and how much
electricity it will produce each year), we recommend using the PV Watts tool. To
get a sense of how much your solar will offset your electricity needs, divide
the annual kWh production estimate by your annual kWh consumption of utility
electricity (the sum of 12 monthly bills). View tutorial.

How do I get credit for my solar electricity production?

You will earn credit for the solar electricity you generate through a policy
called net metering. Net metering allows you to offset your utility electricity
consumption with the solar electricity your array produces. When your system
generates electricity, that electricity flows into your home or building and is
consumed on-site. When your solar panels produce more electricity than your home
or building needs, the excess electricity is sent out to the local grid, where
it is consumed by your neighbors. Through net metering, you receive full credit
for the excess electricity you feed onto the grid. Once you install solar, your
monthly electric bill will be calculated to reflect: the total amount of
electricity you consumed minus the total amount of electricity you produced
(i.e., the solar electricity you fed onto the grid).

Source: Monolith Solar

It is common for solar arrays to produce surplus electricity during certain
times of the day, months, or seasons. Consider, for example, a sunny summer day.
Your panels will produce a high volume of solar electricity during the day, but
you are likely away from home and not consuming any of that electricity. In that
case, the solar surplus will flow back out to the grid. Net metering enables you
to receive credit for these seasonal or daily surpluses. Your utility will then
apply those credits to your monthly bill, covering the electricity you purchase
at night or during periods of low solar production. Should you have excess
credit at the end of a billing cycle, you’ll be able to roll it over to the next
month.

By allowing you to offset your utility electricity consumption with your solar
electricity production, net metering helps you reap the full financial value of
your solar array. Most states have passed laws enabling net metering.  If you
live in a state with net metering legislation, you are guaranteed the right to
net metering, regardless of where you live or who your utility company is. Learn
more about state-specific net metering laws.

Will my system need maintenance?

Solar is a simple, minimum-maintenance technology. Unlike other energy
technologies, solar PV contains no moving parts. This means it’s not likely your
equipment will fail. You should not have to replace your panels at all during
their lifetime. Wiring is the part of solar PV that most commonly requires
maintenance because squirrels and other animals may tamper with it. Depending on
your inverter type, you may also need to have your inverter replaced 10 to 12
years after installation. Extended warranties can cover this equipment
replacement cost. Ask your installer for details.

In most cases, solar panels do not need to be washed, as rain and snow naturally
clean them. In areas with less rain and lots of dust or pollutants in the air,
occasional cleaning may improve performance. We do not recommend climbing up to
your panels to wash them. If you live in an area where cleaning is needed,
contact a solar professional.

Even though solar is low maintenance, we recommend asking your installer or
another qualified solar professional to inspect your array every 3 to 5 years to
make sure things remain in good operating order. They’ll do a visual inspection
of all equipment, check for things like wire damage from critters, and make sure
your system is performing properly.

 


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