CED Greentech
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Vivint
$3.76
Cost Per Watt
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N/A
Year Warranty
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Tesla
$2.64
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
25
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Sunpro Solar
N/A
Cost Per Watt
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25
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Sunrun
$3.83
Cost Per Watt
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N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Maximo Solar Industries
N/A
Cost Per Watt
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N/A
Year Warranty
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Momentum Solar
$3.23
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
IQ Power
$3.24
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Goldin Solar
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
25
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Efficient Home Services of Florida
N/A
Cost Per Watt
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N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Everything Solar
N/A
Cost Per Watt
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N/A
Year Warranty
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Blue Raven Solar
$2.89
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
25
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
A1A Solar Contracting
N/A
Cost Per Watt
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N/A
Year Warranty
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About These Solar Companies
Tesla
Tesla is one of the nation’s leading solar power companies, providing rooftop solar, storage, and energy services to homes and businesses across the country.
Tesla is a popular option for those who are looking for the latest solar technology. The Tesla Roof is a sleek option that eliminates exposed mounting hardware. Instead, it replaces the roof completely and offers a visually pleasing alternative to traditional solar panels. Their solar panels are also very sleek and low to the roof, showing no signs of the hardware used to keep them in place. Tesla’s rooftop solar options work seamlessly with their battery, the Tesla Powerwall.
Their solar products and services are available to residences and commercial spaces alike.
PetersenDean
PetersenDean is a leading American solar company that takes pride in making solar energy accessible to a larger population.
Their mission is to make clean energy more attainable for American citizens. They offer several financing options to get their customers started. Plus, their systems are eligible for great incentives, such as tax deduction. Additionally, PetersenDean offers their services at a fair price and only distribute American made products.
PetersenDean’s services include both solar and roofing repairs and replacements. Since these two services are offered together, there is no need to hire a third party company to do the work, and both jobs can be completed at once.
This group operates in many states, including Arizona, Florida, Hawaii, California, Nevada, and Texas.
Vivint
Vivint is an industry-leader in providing top notch customer service and quality products.
Vivint’s mission is to make switching to solar energy an easy task for their customers.
With over 4,000 employees, Vivint is proud to offer only in-house installations. They will not outsource their work, making it an easier transition for their customers. While they’re always looking to expand, they currently operate in over 23 states.
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