Taking the first step in your solar journey usually involves reaching out to a company for an estimate.  When customers call us for the first time, we usually ask for a copy of their electric bill. That gives us the information we need to put together a proposal that should answer all the of the important questions about whether your property is a good candidate for solar including your address and yearly electricity usage. That will help us generate plans for your proposed solar panel system and figure out the costs involved with its installation.

Here is what a solar proposal from Good Energy Solutions looks like for our potential clients. The first diagram you’ll probably see is a schematic of your property and how we would orientate your solar panels. Along with that, you’ll see the number of solar panels we think you’ll need to attain your energy goals. We will also share with you the style of solar panel we plan to use for the project, what kind of solar racking would work best and how much energy your system will probably generate, compared to how much electricity you use.

The next set of information you find in your proposal from us is a breakdown of your monthly savings and the incentives that can help offset the costs of your solar project, along with your approximate loan information.

Finally, the next set of data we’ll present in your solar proposal is a projection of  how much your electricity will be offset throughout the year thanks to your solar panels.

Finally, the next set of data we’ll present in your solar proposal is a projection of how much your electricity will be offset throughout the year thanks to your solar panels.  We try to size systems to maximize the offset, while at the same time, minimize the number of months your system overproduces electricity.