Living in California has many benefits, but one of the best benefits is access to exceptional solar incentives. At A.M. Sun Solar, we are committed to providing you with high-quality solar systems for your home and business while also helping you find the best way to make your solar system affordable. Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC) The 26% federal …
Local Experts That Care
Throughout the month of August 2021, A.M. Sun Solar commits to donate a portion of all residential solar energy system sales towards Jack’s Helping Hand. A.M. Sun Solar is kicking off August 2021 with another annual campaign with Jack’s Helping Hand. Jack’s Helping Hand is a non-profit organization based out of San Luis Obispo, CA, and was founded by Paul …
What to Know About PG&E Net Metering
As we continue our mission to power our Central Coast community by the sun, we want to make sure homeowners have the information needed to make the smart decision to go solar. PG&E Net Energy Metering is constantly changing and is crucial to understand before going solar. Net metering (NEM) allows solar customers to send solar energy to the grid …
How to Check if Solar Panels are Working
To make sure you are getting the most out of your solar panels, it is important to know how to check if they are working properly. Solar panels are extremely durable and are made to stand the test of time, but sometimes there can be technical problems limiting their performance. To ensure your solar panels are functioning properly here are …
What Can Damage Solar Panels?
Your solar power system is built to last. A typical solar system can last anywhere from 25-30 years, and continue to produce electricity even after that length of time. Because solar panels can last for such a long period of time it is important to protect your panels from physical damages so they can continue to perform at an optimal …
Save Money On Your Summer Bills!
PG&E customers continue to see rising rates in California. Are you ready for your summer electric bills? Electricity prices are continuing to increase in California, and it’s not looking like that will change anytime soon. With a consistent increase of about 3% each year over the past decade, it has left many people wondering what they can do to make …