No door knocking, no high pressure pitch, no out of state sales office. Just a licensed local electrical and mechanical contractor who has been here since 1989 and will still be here in ten years.
Solar touches your roof, your panel and your power bill. We handle the electrical side ourselves rather than subcontracting the part that matters most.
We start with your actual usage and your roof, not a template. The right size system is the one that matches what you use, not the largest one that fits.
Panels, inverter and the electrical work to tie it into your service, done by the licensed contractor who did the design.
Storage options for homeowners who want power to stay on when the grid does not. Worth discussing alongside a standby generator.
So you can see what the system is actually producing, and so a drop in output gets noticed rather than quietly costing you money.
Including systems we did not install. Plenty of Florida homeowners bought from a company that has since disappeared.
Some homes need electrical work before solar makes sense. We can tell you that up front, and do the work if it is needed.
Solar has a reputation problem in Florida, and it was earned. Here is how we do it differently.
Every house is different, so rather than quote you an average, put your actual bill in and see what a system sized for your home could offset.
Shore360 keeps your HVAC, electrical, generator, pool and propane systems maintained on a schedule, with priority scheduling and a discount on repairs.
The sunshine is not the question. What decides it is your roof, how much shade you have, how much power you use and when you use it.
Those vary house to house, which is why we look before we quote rather than after.
Solar mounting has to meet Florida wind load requirements, and that is part of the permitting process rather than an optional extra.
Worth asking any installer how they attach to your specific roof type, and worth checking with your insurer before you sign anything.
Sometimes. Panels last decades, so putting them on a roof with a few years left in it means paying to remove and reinstall them later. We will flag it if that is the situation.
Incentive programs and utility rules change, and the honest answer is that anything printed on a brochure may already be out of date.
Call us and we will tell you what currently applies to your address and your utility, rather than quoting a number we cannot stand behind.
Not on its own. A standard grid tied system shuts down when the grid goes down. Keeping power on requires battery storage or a standby generator, and we can talk you through both.
Yes. A number of Florida homeowners bought from companies that no longer exist. Call us with what you have and we will tell you whether we can help.
Ask us anything. No pressure, no appointment at your kitchen table unless you want one.