CED Greentech
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Vivint
$3.76
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Tesla
$2.64
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
25
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Sunpro Solar
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
25
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Sunrun
$3.83
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Solar Specialist
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Solar Source
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Sun-Tec Solar Energy
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Solar Direct
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Solar Energy World
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
25
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Solar Advantage
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
25
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
SEM Power
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Momentum Solar
$3.23
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Efficient Home Services of Florida
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Florida Power Services Inc
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
5
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Green Planet Solar Systems
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Bay Area Solar Solutions
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Blue Raven Solar
$2.89
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
25
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
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About These Solar Companies
Vivint
Vivint is a top solar company that aims to make their solar process simple for their customers.
Vivint’s mission is to make switching to solar energy an easy process for everyone. With over 4,000 employees, they have the resources to provide great customer service and do not outsource their work. This firm proudly provides affordable, clean energy to their customers. They advertise that their panels produce energy at a more efficient rate than traditional utilities, so the savings come in when those payments become lower.
While they’re frequently working on improving their service, they are also looking to expand. Currently, they operate in over 23 states.
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