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Solar panels are designed for decades of service, so the company behind the installation matters long after the crew leaves. This video explains why installer history, local support, and a workable service process should be part of every solar decision.
Equipment warranties do not eliminate the need for an installer who can diagnose issues, coordinate manufacturer claims, and service the system. A low bid has less value if the homeowner cannot reach anyone later.
Big Dog Solar presents its regional experience as a reason customers can plan for a long-term relationship. Homeowners should still review the written workmanship, equipment, labor, monitoring, and service terms for their individual project.
Programs, utility policies, equipment availability, and incentives can change. Confirm current terms for your address and consult qualified financial or tax professionals when appropriate.
Mitch: Nobody tells you this, but the most important decision you'll make about solar panels isn't efficiency or cost. It's who installs them. Solar panels last 25 plus years, but many installers go out of business within five. That 25-year warranty becomes nearly worthless without a company to honor it.
When your system needs maintenance or your inverter fails, you're stuck without support. In an industry where companies come and go like seasons, you need a constant. Big Dog Solar has been that constant since 2006. That's nearly 20 years of unwavering service.
But countless of competitors have faded away. We've weathered market and law changes, tax incentives, economic shifts, and industry transformation. And honestly, we've come out stronger because of it. That means you can leverage our experience on your behalf.
Local service means someone will actually pick up when you call. Solar is a long-term relationship, not a one-time purchase. With Big Dog Solar, you get peace of mind knowing your investment is protected. Because in a constantly changing landscape, our commitment is unchangeable.
Grid-tied solar customers may receive utility credits when their system exports more electricity than the home is using at that moment. This video explains the basic idea and why every homeowner should learn how their utility displays imported power, exported power, and the net difference.
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Looking for the honest truth about solar? Our latest video breaks down the top 5 reasons why solar might not be the right fit for you. From considerations about your home's foundation to the impact of tree coverage and utility benefits, this video provides essential insights for your solar decision making.
Some utility plans charge a higher price after a household moves into larger blocks of electricity use. This video breaks down tiered rates and explains how producing solar energy at home may reduce the amount purchased in more expensive tiers.
