CED Greentech
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Trinity Solar
N/A
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
Vivint
$3.76
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Vision 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
Skyline Solar
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
Momentum Solar
$3.23
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
PowerLutions Solar
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
25
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
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About These Solar Companies
Tesla
Tesla, a leading provider of solar products, offers their customers some of the most advanced technology in the industry.
Tesla’s low-profile solar panels have a design that is low to the roof, showing no visible mounting hardware. Their solarglass roof is similarly very sleek and is made up of glass solar tiles. This product can be installed and function as a regular roof but has the added benefit of converting sunlight to energy.
Their solar services are available for homes, businesses, and government entities.
Vivint
Vivint, a popular solar company made up of over 4,000 energy experts, delivers high-end products for a fair price.
This company is always looking for ways to improve the solar industry; they pride themselves on putting their customers’ satisfaction first and improving their own services, when necessary. Vivint also offers several solar plans, which includes financing options to serve their clients’ individual needs. They offer the choice between a solar purchase, solar loan, solar PPA, and solar lease.
Vivint currently operates in several states across the country and will soon be expanding into more territories.
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