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The Simple Solution
A solar electric grid-tie is a simple, low maintenance investment you can make in your home, as well as for your planet. Along the practical benefits of solar, High Noon Solar installs the top of the line in solar panel technology:
SunPower panels make a solar system no longer look like a solar system. The panel’s black frame and lack of metal ‘leads’ create a final installed appearance that is integrated and stylish, not obtrusive and unsightly. There is no better time to take the first steps toward owning your own power.
BENEFITS OF ADDING SOLAR
With current rebates and incentives, payback can be achieved in under 10 years on a residential solar grid tie! Besides this straight ‘payback’ number, one must consider that the residence now owns and produces their own power so, if electricity rates go up, the solar system pays itself even quicker.
ADDING VALUE
Adding solar to a residence also adds value and sell-ability to the home. A wise investment is the house that has low and stable utility bills – and eventually – a positive cash flow. More importantly, each kilowatt of power that comes from a solar system instead of a coal plant is just over 2 pounds of carbon saved from escaping into the atmosphere. For solar grid ties, this means savings of not just dollars but also pounds of carbon! This creates a real difference in the pocketbook and on the planet.
Contact us today to find out more about a system for your home…
To find out more about what size of a solar system your home would need, the rebates available on your utility, and conservation methods to do in your own home, call High Noon Solar today, or use the form here.
We are the foremost solar sales & installation company on the Western Slope of Colorado.
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569 S. Westgate Dr. #2
Grand Junction, CO 81505
About Us
High Noon Solar is an innovative, community-based solar sales, installation, and maintenance company located in Grand Junction on Colorado’s Western Slope since 2005.