Before getting a solar system installed, a common question homeowners ask us is “how will the weather and hours of sunlight per day affect my ability to create electricity?”
They, like the vast majority of people, understand the bones of how solar energy works but want to learn more to ensure they’re fully prepared.
These questions are often asked when homeowners first start looking at getting a solar system.
Like any addition to your home, you want to make sure that it is safe, secure and covered in case something happens that could cause damage.
The answer is simple: Yes – and it is easier than you think.
When you look into buying a solar system, it is impossible to read articles and frequently-asked-questions across the internet and not come across the topic of net-metering.
After reading through endless pages, you’re probably wondering: is it for me?
First, let’s start with the basics.
For many Canadians looking to invest in a solar system for their homes and business, how effective the system will be year-round is often a top-of-mind question.
Specifically, they want to know if snow could hinder their ability to produce energy.
