Residential Solar

Bringing Clean, Renewable Energy Home

Our residential solar panels are meticulously designed to seamlessly integrate into your home, providing a reliable and sustainable energy solution. Engineered for efficiency and durability, our panels harness the power of the sun to reduce your energy bills and minimize your carbon footprint. Our residential solar panels not only enhance the value of your home but also contribute to a brighter, more sustainable future for generations to come.

Experience the difference with The Solar Haven residential solar panels.

Complete Coverage

Industry-leading warranty covering the components of the complete system and associated labor with NO deductible.

Confidence

Homeowners are directly insured by an A-rated insurance company with experience protecting the solar industry.

Roof Protection

The included workmanship warranty safeguards your roof against costly roof penetrations from the environment.

Benefits of Residential Solar

Increase your property value

Contribute to job creation in the

renewable energy industry

Environmental contribution

and benefit

Significantly reduce your

electric bills

Receive the 30% tax credit

(must have tax liable income)

Energy Independence

Solid return on investment

Predictable monthly electric

payments

Roof protection of harsh

weather conditions

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How Does Solar Work?

WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY

Silvester Scott

I just wanted to inform that I received my solar tax refund for $10,800. I’m about use that money to lower my cost of solar system. Thanks again for helping me out. Our electric bill if now no more than$ 150 per month. When I’m done paying this loan off, all of this will be worth it in the long run.

Charlea G.

I totally recommend Omar to help you out with these solar panels. The process was easy and fast. The installation went great and looks amazing.

Kamy R.

Omar was referred to me through a friend. His customer service was great. His pricing was even better. I recommend Omar for your solar needs

How do solar panels work?

Solar panels are made of highly excitable, conductive materials. When the sun’s rays hit the solar panels, the reaction creates direct current (DC) electricity.

Since most homes and businesses use alternating current (AC) electricity, your solar-generated DC energy will pass through an inverter to become AC electricity. Then it flows through your property’s wiring and behaves just like the power you’ve been using your whole life.

Will My Solar Panels Generate Electricity During Cloudy, Rainy, Or Snowy Days? What About At Night?

Solar energy offers numerous benefits, including reduced electricity bills, lower carbon emissions, increased energy independence, and potential financial incentives such as tax credits and rebates.Similar to how your skin still tans when it’s overcast outside, your solar panels will still generate electricity during cloudy, rainy, or snowy days — they just won’t produce as much energy as they do during clear days.

Solar panels do not generate electricity at night since the sun’s not out. Once the sun comes down you will be using the grid for electricity which is why you cannot completely get off the grid.

Does The Square Footage Of My Roof Determin The Size Of The System?

No, although it may determine how many panels we can fit on the roof, the system size is based and measured upon how much electricity your house is consuming.

Will I Qualify For Tax Credits, Rebates, Or Incentives To Help Lower The Cost Of Switching To Solar?

Even though the price of solar panels and the cost of installing a solar array have never been lower, you may still qualify for extra rebates or incentives to make the total investment as low as possible for your home or business.

Every State has incentives to offer in order to bring the cost of solar down significantly.

How Does Net Metering Work?

When you switch to solar energy, you’ll have an electric meter that works both ways:It will show the utility company how much energy you consume when your solar panels aren’t generating electricity (like at night)

It will show how much energy your solar panels generated during the day

You most likely won’t use all this solar-generated power. Your excess solar energy will feed back to the grid and help supply power for the utility company.

Therefore this will cause Net Metering in where you will be able to sell the excess energy your solar system produces back to the grid and earn extra kwh credit for your following bill.