Ferrisburgh, VT Solar 03112016
Three roof surfaces on one property will provide the power credits necessary for this Ferrisburgh resident.
Three roof surfaces on one property will provide the power credits necessary for this Ferrisburgh resident.
This system in Bridport will provide the needed solar credits for two homes. The gentleman that owns this property decided to include his son’s home on the group. The sun is certainly shining down on them today!
The solar installation team thoroughly enjoyed installing this solar array in Weybridge with a view surrounding them that was absolutely breathtaking
This commercial solar system along with several energy efficiency improvements will put a large dent in the power bill at this prominent Bristol business.
When you don’t have enough space to place one longer solar array, we can split the system to accommodate smaller spaces. This solar system is tucked behind a garage in Addison and will never be seen aside from when the homeowner mows around it.
Snow doesn’t slow our installers down. With a bit of shade taken into consideration, it was still worth it to install solar panels on this roof surface.
Although this photo does not show it well, this client has two different solar arrays. The original, installed by another company our our additional modules installed this month. The homeowner added mini-split heat pumps and needed to increase his solar array to provide the electricity credits needed to power them. He did not realize that Read More…
The topography of the land in the photo above meant that one continuous array would have looked extremely odd. Therefore, we split the array into two. On the top of a hillside, this array won’t be seen by anyone except the homeowner. And even the homeowner won’t see it unless he is in that area Read More…
The system above is located in Bridport at a contractor’s home. After completing a site check for his “project home” in Cornwall, he asked for an estimate for his residence. The project home isn’t quite ready, but he is making power for his residence now.
Out of sight from the ground, this solar array in Richmond will be providing very visible credits on the homeowners Vermont Electric Co-Op bill for decades to come.