Until recent years, electric vehicles (EVs) were seen as a luxury. They were sleek, futuristic, but just generally out of reach for most daily drivers. But as EV prices have become incredibly comparable to their gas-powered counterparts, you may even start to ask yourself: “Does the savings in gas actually make EVs more affordable than traditional gas-powered vehicles?” The answer …
Powering a Legacy: How A.M. Sun Solar + Roofing Helped the Madonna Inn Go 100% Solar!
The Madonna Inn has always stood out—from its bold pink décor to its whimsical rock architecture. Now, it’s making headlines again, this time for going solar. In December 2024, the Central Coast landmark partnered with A.M. Sun Solar + Roofing to install a state-of-the-art solar system on its 2,000-acre property. The ground-mounted system, tucked discreetly behind the Alex Madonna Expo …
Is it Worth it to Invest in a Home Car Battery Station?
One of the biggest things that keeps people from purchasing an electric vehicle is the uncertainty around when and where they will be able to charge. Nobody wants to schedule their day around when they can get to a public charging station. And who wants to finish up with work and have to make an extended stop to charge their …
Warning Signs It Might Be Time for a New Roof
Protecting your home and family starts with a strong, reliable roof. Over time, weather and wear can take a toll, making it essential to consider repairs or upgrades. Keep scrolling for some key signs you might need a new roof. Need a new roof? The experienced contractors at A.M. Sun Solar + Roofing provide expert guidance and quality services for …
How Much is Not Having Solar Costing You?
Every month, homeowners in San Luis Obispo pay their electric bills without realizing how much money they’re losing by not switching to solar. With electricity rates always on the rise and generous incentives for renewable energy, the decision to not go solar could be costing you thousands. Let’s break down exactly how much you could be saving and why waiting …
CA Public Utilities Commission Proposal a Major Setback for California’s Solar Goals
by Mark Miller of A.M. Sun Solar + RoofingMarch 25th, 2025 Will the State of California break contractual agreements with nearly 2 million solar customers? That’s the question on many Central Coast homeowners’ minds, and mine, after the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) released a report last month proposing sweeping changes to how ratepayers are charged for electricity. The CPUC …
