About this episode
Unfortunately, there are a few "quick buck" solar companies that take advantage of unsuspecting homeowners. These ten tips will help you avoid these scam artists -- and get the best solar and battery installation for your home or business.
1. Beware of the word “Free”
2. Beware of TGTBT pricing and financing
3. Don’t sign up on the spot
4. Do not trust quotes generated completely online
5. Beware of “free maintenance and cleaning” commitments
6. Beware of optimistic system savings
7. Research the company that manufacturers the solar panels you will install
8. Research the company that manufactures battery SYSTEM you will install
9. Understand your backup power strategy
10. Do your own research on applicable incentives, credits and financing options
Don’t let a bad deal or poor installation quality ruin your solar investment. Tune into this week's podcast at www.energyshow.biz
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