In Phoenix, AZ, where the sun never takes a break, solar homes

Solar has become ubiquitous with Phoenix, AZ. With 308 days of sunshine, Phoenix is the epicenter of practical solar usage on a home. With extensive experience in overcoming the challenges of solar and a sales of millions of dollars worth of solar real estate, Rob can help you with all of your Phoenix solar home questions - from solar lease transfers to getting an accurate value for your solar system and everything in between. Review our solar blog posts below or give Rob a call at 480-888-1234 to go over the specifics of your situation.
The following information and resources is for Phoenix home owners, home sellers, and home buyers interested in solar energy in Phoenix.
Arizona is known for its abundant sunshine, and as a result, it's no surprise that solar power is a popular choice for many homeowners in the state. Our goal is to make it easy for you to learn about the benefits of solar power, understand the process of going solar, and be ready to connect with Rob when you are ready to buy or sell a home in Phoenix.
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Considering selling your solar home in Phoenix? What are the steps a Phoenix homeowner should take to maximize value, minimize hassle and get the most out of your solar system when selling your home? Click here to learn more.
The simple answer is anywhere from $0 to thousands. To truly answer that question, you need to dive into a several key factors that affect the value your solar adds to your home. Click here to learn more.
One of the most asked questions is whether or not solar will affect the sale of a home. Even buyers are asking whether or not they should consider buying a home that has solar. There are many advantages and some disadvantages to having solar on the your Phoenix roof. Click here to learn more.
It all starts with a simple, no-obligation consultation to explore your options. Click below to get started.
If you're selling a home with solar, pricing it correctly can be difficult. But don't worry - Rob is here to help you get the most value for your solar home in Phoenix. Whether you own your solar system, prepaid for solar on your home, or have a leased one, he'll make sure your home is priced effectively to maximize your profit.
Using custom solar home marketing focused on your home buyer on the benefits of your solar system, such as net metering advantages, grandfathered rate plans, and utility savings compared to non-solar homes in your area. You can be rest assured that your solar home will be marketed effectively and attract the attention it deserves.
Solar lease transfers start well before the home even sells and end well after it sold. Buyers have to qualify, the escrow agent has to remove solar liens and UCC-1 filings, and you have to be removed from any liability. With his expertise, you can avoid potential pitfalls and ensure a smooth and successful sale.
Frequently asked solar questions
Solar panels work by converting light from the sun into electricity. This process, known as the photovoltaic effect, occurs within cells made up of a semiconductor material, typically silicon. Learn more about how solar panels work here.
Solar panels can add value to your home if the panels are owned outright. Panels that are leased or financed do not generally add additional value to a home. There are several considerations to consider. Click here to read more on how solar panels add value to your home.
Net metering is a system that allows solar energy users to feed unused electricity back into the grid and receive credit. Click here for more information on how net metering works in Phoenix.
When looking at the different types of solar, select one of the following that best defines your situation:
This is a solar system purchased outright by the homeowner. There are no liens or encumbrances on the system, meaning the homeowner has full ownership without any financial obligations. Benefits: Homeowners enjoy the full financial benefits of solar energy, such as reduced electricity bills and potential tax credits, without monthly payments. The home's value may also increase due to the installed solar.
Here, a third party owns the solar system and leases it to the homeowner for a set monthly fee. The homeowner doesn't own the system but uses the generated electricity. Benefits: There's typically no upfront cost, maintenance is often covered by the leasing company, and monthly electricity bills are reduced.
In this scenario, a homeowner takes out a loan to finance the purchase of the solar system. They make monthly payments towards the loan's principal and interest. Benefits: Homeowners can install solar without the immediate need for the full system cost, and they still benefit from potential tax credits and lower electricity bills.
This involves a one-time upfront payment to lease the solar system for a specified period, negating monthly lease payments. The homeowner doesn't own the system but benefits from the generated electricity. Benefits: By prepaying, homeowners can enjoy the advantages of a leased system without monthly obligations and may save more over the lease term compared to regular leasing.
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Phoenix’s consistent sunlight offers an unmatched opportunity for homeowners to harness solar
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The sun-soaked vistas of Phoenix make it a prime candidate for solar
Phoenix’s sun-soaked atmosphere makes it an ideal location for solar homes. But
Phoenix’s consistent sunlight offers an unmatched opportunity for homeowners to harness solar
In the heart of the Sonoran Desert, Phoenix’s scorching sun makes it
Sun-drenched Phoenix, with its 300+ sunny days a year, has made it
The sun-soaked terrains of Phoenix make it a hotspot for homeowners looking
In Phoenix, AZ, where the sun never takes a break, solar homes
Harnessing Sunshine and Savings: A Comprehensive Guide on Transferring Sunlight Financial Solar
The sun-soaked vistas of Phoenix make it a prime candidate for solar
Phoenix’s sun-soaked atmosphere makes it an ideal location for solar homes. But
Phoenix’s consistent sunlight offers an unmatched opportunity for homeowners to harness solar
Sun-drenched Phoenix, with its 300+ sunny days a year, has made it
The sun-soaked vistas of Phoenix make it a prime candidate for solar
Phoenix’s sun-soaked atmosphere makes it an ideal location for solar homes. But
Phoenix’s consistent sunlight offers an unmatched opportunity for homeowners to harness solar
In the heart of the Sonoran Desert, Phoenix’s scorching sun makes it
Sun-drenched Phoenix, with its 300+ sunny days a year, has made it
The sun-soaked terrains of Phoenix make it a hotspot for homeowners looking
The sun-soaked vistas of Phoenix make it a prime candidate for solar
Phoenix’s sun-soaked atmosphere makes it an ideal location for solar homes. But
Sun-drenched Phoenix, with its 300+ sunny days a year, has made it
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