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ARE YOU CONSIDERING SOLAR ENERGY FOR YOUR HOME?

Category General

Here's a quick guide on leasing vs. buying to help you decide:

LEASING:

Lower Upfront Costs: Easier initial investment.

Maintenance Included: Hassle-free upkeep.

Flexible Contracts: Adaptable terms.

Higher Long-Term Costs: Can add up over time.

Limited Control: Restricts modifications.

BUYING:

Higher Initial Expense: Greater upfront costs.

Long-Term Savings: Eliminates monthly fees.

Full Control: Freely modify or sell the system.

Added Property Value: Increases home worth.

Incentives: 25% rebate on panels installed by February 2024.

IMPORTANT NOTES:

Electrical Certificate of Compliance (COC): Required for installations.

Ownership Transfers: Typically transfers with property sale.

Rented Properties: Requires landlord approval.

Installation: Takes 1-3 days; permits vary.

Maintenance: Minimal-cleaning and annual checks.

Whether leasing or buying, solar energy offers a sustainable solution for your home. Stay green,
stay powered.

Author: De-Mari Shaw

Submitted 28 Jun 24 / Views 456

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