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Earth Day is here and we are sure this will be one of the many posts you see coming across your feeds this week, so we are hoping to make it one of the most useful!

Eversouce has already implemented an increase in their prices this year that has hit the Southcoast and National Grid is doing the same. As The Providence Journal highlighted last week, electric rates are expected to spike next winter reaching the highest they have reached in the last two decades.

Making the switch to solar can seem overwhelming. but fear not! Here are the answers to 10 common questions we see from our customers.

When making the decision to go solar everyone is looking for the best solar companies that service their area. One of the first questions asked is whether to go with one of the national solar companies or the local solar companies in your area.

You have heard about the benefits of installing solar on your home and are ready to make the switch to producing your own energy. Next comes the most important step: finding a solar installer.
Fall River-based Isaksen Solar installed panels onto my home in mid-September, 2020 (turned on in October) and I could not be happier thanks to having no electric bill (they actually pay me now), the tax benefits, and positive environmental impact.

It’s been 17 months since I had solar panels installed on my home and I thought I’d review how it has gone since.

Fall River-based Isaksen Solar installed panels onto my home in mid-September, 2020 (turned on in October) and I could not be happier thanks to having no electric bill (they actually pay me now), the tax benefits, and positive environmental impact.