Power Your Future with Solar

There is no reliable statewide savings range. A useful estimate needs the cash price, roof-specific production, recent usage, current utility tariff and export credits, fixed charges, degradation, maintenance, financing costs, and planned equipment replacements.

Service life and degradation vary by model, installation, weather, and maintenance. Compare each panel's written product and performance warranty, plus the separate inverter, battery, monitoring, and workmanship terms; do not assume every component shares one warranty period.

A complete proposal should itemize the site survey, design, exact panels and inverter, racking, electrical work, permits, utility interconnection, inspections, monitoring, commissioning, warranties, exclusions, and any optional battery, EV charger, or roof work.

Start with the goal: outage backup, time-of-use management, or more solar self-consumption. Then compare backed-up circuits, usable kWh, continuous and surge kW, solar-recharge behavior, compatibility, warranty, installation cost, and the utility tariff serving the property.

Standard grid-tied solar normally shuts down during an outage for safety. Backup requires compatible islanding equipment and usually storage. Which loads run, for how long, and whether solar can recharge the battery depend on usable capacity, power limits, weather, system design, and operating settings.

UnionGrid can perform the licensed electrical removal and reinstallation and coordinate the roof schedule. The project documents should identify the responsible roofing contractor and explain how the solar, roof, attachment, and workmanship warranties interact.

Net metering is a billing arrangement for energy exported to the grid. Florida's Public Service Commission rule applies to investor-owned utilities; municipal and cooperative utilities can use different terms. Confirm the current tariff, fixed charges, rollover, annual reconciliation, and interconnection rules for the address.

Yes. UnionGrid works on commercial rooftop and ground-mount projects as well as residential systems. Commercial tax treatment depends on ownership, entity, project dates, labor rules, equipment, and current law; request a project-specific financial model and have a tax professional review it.