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Are Solar Homes Right For You?
By: Charlotte Barr

There are lots of options for our world to go green and save money. Running your home on solar energy rather than electric energy is one of the many ways if you want to save the Earth and your hard-earned money. Of course there are negative and positive effects of adding solar power to your home.

Let’s get the negative effects out of the way first. Cost is the main reason. It tends to be expensive to install these systems. Secondly, the solar panels may require a lot of space. Lastly, if the roof is not in a good position towards the sun, adding solar panels may not be the best option for the homeowner. Now we can focus on the positive. The cost of energy is significantly lower with the help of solar power. Making the switch means that you will be going green and renewing energy and not adding pollution to the environment.

First step is assessing what needs to be done in the house that will contribute to solar energy. Next, solar panels are attached to the roof to convert the sun’s light into electricity. Because it is a natural form of energy, pollutants such as oil and coal are not used and the environment is unharmed. Some use solar collectors, which serve the purpose of storing the solar energy for heating water.

This energy can also be used to heat and cool our homes and the supply of solar energy is endless. Because solar energy is becoming a more popular trend, it is projected that installation prices may be reduced in the near future.

For those people deciding who to hire, give Aztec Solar Power a call at 610-540-1400. This is a reputable company which serves the Pennsylvania and New Jersey area. They can also be found on the Web at www.aztecsolarpower.com.

A free estimate and solar power analysis is being offered as their current promotion. Aztec Solar Power adheres to great service and expert advising. The company helps customers who want to go forth with the installation process every step of the way. Also, the company issues the customers a warranty on labor and parts. Their professional staff can show you how you will save money and which incentive programs are available to you for using solar energy. Also, Aztec Solar Power is fully insured and has references available.

If you are looking to decrease the cost of your monthly energy bill and increase the worth of your home, try adding solar energy. Value of as much as twenty thousand dollars could be added to your home’s worth. How much is spent on the system can be earned back in about six years. Because the cost may be more than what you have, you may want to speak to your current financial institution about lending to you. Q & A with Todd Avery of Aztec Solar Power

DCM: How long does the process of adding solar power to your home take?
Avery: It takes about three to four months. When the process is done, we also take care of the paper work that needs to be completed for our customers to gain the 30 percent of the entire installation costs in tax credit.

DCM: By adding solar power to your home, is the cost of energy drastically reduced?
Avery: Yes, there is quite a difference with the addition of solar power in the home. In some cases, customer’s bills from PECO have been reduced by a few hundred dollars monthly.

DCM: Are there limits on how many appliances can be operated at the same time? Also, does cloudy weather affect the way the energy is used in the home?
Avery: Regardless of solar energy or electric energy, the power remains the same. You will not endure any interruptions by running the washer, dryer, television and dishwasher at the same time. If it is not particularly sunny a certain week, the customer’s power availability will not be terminated.

DCM: Lastly, I read that your company offers financing, how does this work?
Avery: We do work with lenders that are familiar with solar powered energy. These banks will assist our customers who would like to finance the cost.

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