IMPORTANT QUESTIONS YOU NEED TO ASK:
1. Ask your contractor to provide you with documentation demonstrating that they have formal training and certification for solar system design and installation.
2. Is your home or business protected from accident liability during the installation? Ask your potential contractor to provide you with proof of general liability coverage. Otherwise, you could find yourself liable in case of an on-the-job-accident occurring at your residence or place of business.
3. Have you been provided with a clear, understandable solar access and shade report? As a result of a solar site assessment, you should receive a solar analysis report informing you about your solar window and the kind of output you can expect from your system throughout the year.
4. Are you signing up for a TURNKEY Service? With
TURNKEY
service you are not expected to do any subcontractor hiring/coordination, deal with the permit process, or coordinate with building inspectors. Additionally, aTURNKEY
quote means no hidden/additional charges or fees for you to pay.5. What if there is a problem after the installation is completed? Who will warrant your system? Will your solar installer service your system and do so in a timely manner? Will your installer charge you for service calls?
6. Is the workmanship guaranteed? Find out if the workmanship on your solar system will be guaranteed, covering issues that may arise after installation, at no additional cost.
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