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SunForce Energy
Here at SUNFORCE ENERGY, we provide much more than solar. We care about and invest in our clients and their needs. Every project is customized and designed to fit your home and personal requirements.
As the leading solar company in USA, we handle all the details to create a seamless, affordable solution that lowers your monthly bill and protects the planet.
With over ten years of combined experience, our team serves homeowners with residential solar solutions.
Dedication. Commitment. Beyond Solar.
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Recognized as one of USA’s best Companies that Cut Energy Costs,” we are trusted by hundreds of homeowners to provide affordable solar solutions!
Why Choose Solar?
Solar panels can save you thousands of dollars on electricity bills over their lifespan while providing a sustainable and eco-friendly way to power your home.
How Much Does it Cost?
That depends on the size and location of your home, the design required, azimuth, etc… Most home systems cost between $10-15K, and sometimes less.
What else is required?
Our Free Consultation includes all you need to go solar. Engineering, Material, Permitting, Labor, and what the process will look like. So you can fully understand the scope of the project.
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At present, there are two primary types of solar panels: silicon solar panels, categorized into monocrystalline and polycrystalline based on silicon processing methods, and thin-film panels. At Reno Solar, we exclusively utilize industry-leading panels renowned for their durability. Our choice is Tier 1 black-on-black panels, ensuring a sleek, low-profile appearance on your roof.
Solar panels and their components are engineered to last at least 25-30 years, with many exceeding this lifespan. According to NREL, a solar panel can maintain 90% of its original energy output even after 20 years of use! At Reno Solar, we offer a solid investment with a 25-year equipment warranty and a 10-year workmanship warranty, ensuring reliability and peace of mind for your home.
Solar panels require very little to no maintenance throughout their lifespan. The glass, silicon, and metal components are designed to withstand various weather conditions such as scorching sun, rain, wind, hail, snow, and debris. The system has no moving parts, and the panels are sealed tightly to withstand the elements. Most modern panels come with a warranty covering material defects and guaranteeing energy production for 25 years.
However, occasional check-ups and light debris removal are beneficial. In winter, snow typically slides off the smooth surface of the panels.
When you install solar panels on your roof, you use the electricity they generate to offset your home’s energy needs. The panels are connected behind the electricity meter, with NV Energy tracking the solar energy produced and used by your home when sunlight isn’t available.
Did you know Northern Nevada enjoys an average of 300 sunny days per year? That means the sun shines on your solar panels about 82% of the time, making Nevada the second sunniest state in the U.S., after Arizona.
Here in Nevada, solar electricity generated by your home is credited to your utility account on a 1-to-1 basis through net metering. This means you save the full retail price for every kilowatt-hour of solar energy you use to offset your energy consumption.
Over the typical 25-year lifespan of a solar installation, the savings from such a system can amount to tens of thousands of dollars more than the initial cost, turning the purchase of solar panels into a long-term investment with energy bill savings acting like dividends.
Saving money now is more advantageous than waiting.
First, consider the incentives: The federal solar tax credit is currently at its peak of 30%, but it is set to phase out in a couple of years. For the average homeowner, this tax credit can mean savings upwards of $6,000 or more on residential solar installations. Leaving such a significant savings opportunity on the table isn’t advisable.
In several states, incentives are already dwindling. Unless you are specifically waiting for a new incentive program that may or may not materialize, now is the time to install solar panels.
Moreover, high current demand coupled with global economic challenges like inflation and supply chain disruptions are driving up the costs of national and imported materials. If you’re eyeing a good deal now, it’s prudent to secure it before prices potentially rise further.