The Writing of This Book Was Personal
While working in customer service at a solar installation company, I spoke with countless homeowners who had been misled by independent solar contractors. Many were promised huge savings or eliminated electricity bills, only to later discover the reality was far different.
Going Solar was written to cut through the confusion. This straightforward guide helps homeowners:
- Avoid scams and high-pressure sales tactics
- Understand financing options and their long-term impact
- Navigate the solar sales process with confidence
- Determine if solar is the right investment for them
By explaining how solar energy works and what truly impacts savings, like roof dimensions, sunlight exposure, and energy consumption—this book gives homeowners the tools to make informed decisions without falling for misleading sales pitches.
Background
When I entered the solar industry, I struggled to find reliable information tailored to homeowners. I turned to trusted sources like the Department of Energy, the Federal Trade Commission, and the Contractors State License Board, which inspired me to create a straightforward, homeowner-friendly guide to solar energy.
Who Can Benefit
While Going Solar is focused on homeowners in the United States, it provides valuable information for anyone considering solar energy worldwide. Whether you’re:
- Researching solar options
- Comparing financing solutions
- Looking for red flags to avoid scams
- Trying to make the best investment decision
This book gives you the tools to take control of your solar journey.
What You Will Learn
- Essential Advice – Practical tips to ensure a smooth solar experience
- Key Questions to Ask – Before and during installation
- How to Spot Misinformation – Recognizing misleading sales tactics
- Reliable Resources – Links to trusted organizations and expert guidance
Ready To Take The Next Step?
Get your copy of Going Solar today and make an informed decision about your home’s energy future.
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