For homeowners looking to pay less for a necessary utility. The form on the next page has some questions that will help determine how much solar can save you.
For business owners that own a property that requires electricity. Decrease tax liability, spend less for electricity, and add equity to your building.
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Our electricity utility cost calculator is a useful tool for homeowners to estimate their annual expenses for electricity.
At Flare Solar, we are a team of experienced professionals committed to making the switch to solar power simple and cost-effective. As the demand for energy continues to grow, it's clear that the traditional electrical grid is struggling to keep up. That's where we come in.
We believe that property owners should have the option to take control of their own energy needs and create their own personal microgrids. With our expertise and guidance, going solar has never been easier. We are dedicated to helping our clients save money on their energy bills and reduce their carbon footprint.
As more and more people switch to renewable energy, utility companies are raising rates for their remaining customers. This means that whether you decide to go solar or not, you'll still be paying for your neighbors' solar power. The choice is yours: pay less for your own solar energy and take control, or continue to subsidize others and be at the mercy of the utility monopoly.
We are passionate about renewable energy and are committed to helping our clients make the switch. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you take control of your energy needs and save money in the long run.
Power outages, sky high prices, and zero ownership. These are all things that nobody should have to deal with. Quit wasting wasting your hard earned money on a subpar service and take ownership of your power.
At Flare, we truly believe that the only dumb question is a question not asked. We strongly encourage you to ask as many questions as you can come up with so that we can create a solution that suits your needs.
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