For every property
- Property address and primary contact
- Recent utility bill and electricity usage history
- Ownership information and roof age, if known
- Your goals, questions, and preferred timing
GOING SOLAR WITH SYNRG.
Good questions.
Clear next steps.
Let's turn your interest in solar into a plan you understand.
THE ROAD TO SOLAR
Know what
comes next.
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- 01
A conversation about your goals
We discuss your property type, electricity use, priorities, and any plans for a battery or EV charging.
- 02
Property and project review
Roof condition, shading, usable space, and electrical infrastructure help determine suitability. A site assessment may be required.
- 03
A proposal you can understand
Review the system design, estimated production, costs, payment structure, warranties, and provider responsibilities. Any incentive eligibility is evaluated for your specific project.
- 04
Approvals, installation, and activation
Your project partners coordinate the applicable design, permitting, utility review, and installation steps. Activation follows required inspections and utility permission to operate.
COME PREPARED
A little information.
A better starting point.
For businesses & nonprofits
Funding reviews may also require financial statements, bank statements, a debt schedule, property documentation, and an overview of operations. Nonprofit and religious organizations may have additional requirements.
We can help you identify the documents requested for your funding application.
SOLAR, EXPLAINED
Let's clear
things up.
Is my property a good fit for solar?
Sun exposure, roof or land area, roof condition, electrical infrastructure, and electricity use all play a role. A property review is the best place to start.
Will solar eliminate my electricity bill?
It depends on system production, your usage, utility rates, and applicable billing rules. Your proposal should explain its assumptions and any ongoing utility charges.
Will solar work during a power outage?
Most grid-connected solar systems shut down during an outage. Backup requires compatible equipment, such as a properly configured battery system. Backup duration depends on stored energy and the loads being powered.
What will my system cost?
Every project is different. Size, equipment, site conditions, and the payment structure affect the proposal. Request an individualized review to understand your options.
How long does the process take?
Timing varies with engineering, permitting, utility review, equipment availability, and site conditions. Your project team can explain the expected milestones for your property.
START YOUR SOLAR CONVERSATION
Tell us what
you have in mind.
Homeowner, business owner, or community leader?
We're ready to hear about your project.