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These arrays will not be noticed from the new deck…just the way the homeowner wanted it.

The photo of this ground mounted array does not do the scenery justice.  It does show a beautifully installed system by our amazing crew though.

This ground mounted solar system will generate the credits needed to pay the electric bill annually for a couple in Bridport. Although not seen in this photo, our crew thoroughly enjoyed working on this site with it’s panoramic views of the Champlain Valley as seen from Bridport toward the Green Mountains.

This homeowner built his own structure for us to install his solar system upon.  It was a fun project from start to finish as we were able to provide the needed guidance for the proper compass heading, pitch and offered design advise too.

One of our technicians favorite perks is having the opportunity to work in the ever changing seasons and admiring the view each customers home brings.  The view while installing this families solar system showed the most spectacular view of the valley!

This ground mounted solar system was added to a previously installed solar system. It will help offset the anticipated electrical costs from newly installed heat pumps.

This ground mounted solar system is located in a field behind the home.  It has plenty of room to “add on” if this family’s monthly electricity usage increases in the future.

Although we had to delay installation of this ground mounted array due to the weather this spring, the summer proved perfect for our team to get it done. It will sit out of site from the house and do it’s job for decades to come.

This array is tucked into the side of a field on the side of a mountain. It is located away from the house that you can barely see through the trees behind the array. It won’t be seem from the home when there are leaves on the trees and barely so when the leaves have Read More…

Yes, we do install ground mounted arrays in the early winter. They are more easily cleared of snow because folks can walk up to them to brush them off…AND they shed the snow well without the assistance of their owners anyway.