Save With Solar

There are many reasons why more and more people are going solar to power their home or business. But the most important reasons are lower prices for systems, savings on energy bills, backup power, and the personal choice to use clean energy.

Lower Prices

Solar panels have dropped in price by more than 70% over the last 10 years which is why Solar has become the cheapest way to make huge cuts to your long-term energy costs.

Savings On Energy Bills

What do you think your energy bills from the power company are going to look like in 5 years?  In 10 years?  In 25 years?  Do you think they will go down or will they be much higher than they are right now?  Ask yourself a question?  Do you want to rent your power, or do you want to own it?  That’s what you do if you don’t have solar.  When you go solar, you own your power.  And instead of paying higher and higher power bills each year, when your panels are paid for, that is money that you get to keep. And your system has a 25-year production guarantee that says that your new Northwest Solar system will keep working long after it’s been paid for.

Backup Power 

What happens if a power outage or natural disaster happens?  Is it important to you to have power to running appliances or keep your home heated or cooled?  It is to many people which is why they choose to add a battery backup system to their grid-tied solar system.  This can also help lower your energy bills even more by storing excess energy that you can then use at night when your solar panels are not producing.  

Clean Energy

Many people are making the switch to solar because they want to be a user of clean energy that helps the environment instead of using energy that is produced from coal.  Whatever your position on CO2 and global warming, everyone can agree that burning coal creates air pollutants such as mercury that are bad for the environment and bad from us and our children when they end up in our food or water. So make the choice to switch to solar and let’s give our children and grandchildren the future they deserve; a future that runs on clean energy.