Solar America Reviews

Solar America serves cities in 18 states. Services are available in Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin. Availability varies in each state.

Solar America is a solar energy marketplace that connects you with local solar panel installation companies. The marketplace offers a variety of solar panels and equipment depending on your area. The most common solar panel types are polycrystalline, monocrystalline and thin film.

Installation timelines vary based on your solar panel project. However, a typical project is completed in about five steps.

1. Engineering site visit
2. Permitting and documentation
3. Equipment ordering
4. Solar panel installation
5. Approval and interconnection

From start to finish, solar panel projects typically take one to three months. The actual panel installation ranges from one to three days.

Solar America works with local companies, so you’ll have to contact a rep to get an approximate timeline for your project.

Solar America is a solar energy marketplace. It gathers information about your solar project needs and wants and connects you with one of its local solar panel installers.

Solar America also provides free, no-obligation quotes.

Solar America works with a variety of installers, so pricing will depend on which company is available to install your solar panels. On average, you can expect to pay $17,852 for a 6-kilowatt solar panel system.

The overall price of your system will include factors like location, project size and any add-on services.

Sola America does not offer a warranty because it is a solar energy marketplace. However, most of the companies it works with offer a manufacturer's warranty. Additionally, some solar panel companies offer performance and/or workmanship warranties. Warranties depend on the panel type and company, so be sure to check warranty information for your specific project before signing a contract.