Lumio
$4.60
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Empire Solar
$4.48
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Brio Energy
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
CED Greentech
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
N/A
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Mynt Solar
N/A
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
25
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
Solcius
$4.22
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
10
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
ION Solar
$6.00
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
10
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Freedom Forever
$5.33
Cost Per Watt
vs. $4.56 average
25
Year Warranty
vs. 5 average
Fluent Solar
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
1st Light Energy
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 is an industry-leading solar provider that produces some of the most advanced renewable energy products on the market.
Tesla offers a variety of high-end products, such as their low-profile solar panels, solar roof, and home battery system. Their solar panels are low-profile, showing no visible mounting hardware for a clean look. Similarly, the Tesla Solarglass Roof looks like a typical roof but is made up of individual, glass tiles that produce solar energy. Additionally, Tesla has a home battery option, known as the Tesla Powerwall, so customers can store and manage their unused energy.
Although their technology is said to be advanced, Tesla advertises that their products are all user-friendly.
Vivint
Vivint is a popular solar firm that offers top-quality products, while prioritizing customer service.
Vivint prides themselves on making customer satisfaction a top priority. In that effort, they offer various solar plans that cater to their clients’ individual and unique set of needs. With that, they have several financing options for their customers to choose from, including a solar purchase, loan, lease, or power purchase agreement (PPA).
As a well-established company that is made up of over 4,000 employees, Vivint emphasizes that they conduct all their installation work on their own and do not require any outside workers.
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