Unfortunately most of the companies that install go out of business after 2 or 3 years and those that don't may take 6 months or 12 months to act to get around to fixing your problems
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Originally Posted by villageuser
Which is why one should replace roof and install solar panels at the same time.
A friend who sells solar panels was telling me there are now subscription solar panels. We didn’t have time to talk long, so I don’t know much about it, but basically she said you pay less per month on it than you pay on your electrical, it’s completely warranted — you pay for no repairs — and if you are selling the house and the new owners do not want the solar panels, the company will come and take it away.
Which doesn’t take away from the fact that we need to beware of people going door to door selling things, but there may be good options out there for people who are interested in saving on electrical costs which, personally, I don’t find to be that cheap in Florida.
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