Before You Go Solar: Everything You Should Know Before Going Solar

Selling your home is often the start of a new chapter in your life. Don't you think the process should be as smooth as possible? In this podcast episode, let's talk about the fundamentals you should know when selling your solar home!

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While helping a homeowner go solar, they pointed out that their electricity bill was a little lower than normal. It was the California Climate Credit! Listen to this episode to learn about it and see why it's amazing!  

UCC-1 fixture filings and liens are sometimes used interchangeably, but there are big differences between the two. It's important to know the differences so you can know exactly what you're getting into when you move forward with a solar program. Let's talk about their similarities and differences! 

Sounds like common sense, right? The installation of your solar system will either make or break your solar experience. That's why it's extremely important that your solar panels are installed correctly, the first time. 

In this episode, we talk about three KEY things you should look out for when choosing a solar installer. They're super important! 

There are pros and cons to owning or not owning your solar system. As a matter of fact, there is currently a rise in homeowners choosing to not own their solar system! Instead, they just "switch plans." Regardless of which one you choose, it’s best to have a basic understanding of both categories so you can make the best decision for you and your family.

The inspections in the solar installation process are extremely important. The roof inspection BEFORE the installation, aka site survey, is critical since it can make or break your solar experience. The city inspection is important too because it makes sure the solar installation complies with city codes and regulations. Always make sure these two inspections are done before your solar system begins producing electricity for your home. 

The coronavirus is affecting a lot of things in our every day lives. People are losing their jobs, they're staying home, and they're looking for ways to cut down on their monthly bills. So how will it affect your electricity bills? Let's talk about it. 

Net metering is one of the biggest reasons why solar offers many incredible benefits to homeowners. If you've spoken with solar companies or reps already, there's a good chance you've heard of net metering. It's time you learn exactly what it means! 

Read the blog post - https://anibalsolarpro.com/2020/01/02/what-is-net-metering-and-how-does-net-metering-work-fundamentals-of-solar/

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Solar is the best investment a homeowner can make, not only for their home but also for their family. Unfortunately, the solar industry has been riddled with poor business practices that have create a negative perception of solar. Thankfully, new regulations have been put in place to better protect the consumer's interests in the solar process. The solar industry has seen, is seeing, and will continue to see lasting growth thanks to all of this incredible innovation. 

My name is Anibal Mijangos and my job on this podcast is to bring you all of the important information you need to know Before You Go Solar. This way, you make sure you avoid the bad and receive all of the good solar provides. 

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