Charleston Solar Installers
The cost of solar panels has decreased dramatically in recent years and this is great news for those of us interested in switching to clean, renewable solar energy. Additional good news is that West Virginia has now initiated the 30% Residential Solar Energy Tax Credit. You can use this tax credit to pay off any taxes you owe the IRS the year you "place in service" your solar system. If you have any outstanding amount left at the end of your financial year, the amount can be carried over to your next year's taxes.
The best way to find out all of the details about this tax credit is to talk to one of the local Charleston solar installers in your area. Not only will this give you a clear understanding of the credit, it will also guarantee your qualification into this program and others as well.
Many of the programs require a qualified and professional installer to perform the installation. Using a qualified contractor will also mean that you will have a solar array that is installed safely. The most common place to install a solar array is on the roof and when you do this, you have two concerns: the weight of the solar array and the way it is attached.
Although solar panels individually are fairly light, when a complete solar array is attached it can add thousands of pounds to your roof. A professional will check the supportive capacity of the roof and reinforce the structure should it need it.
If you would like us to recommend one of the trusted Charleston solar installers to you, we will be more than happy to do so. You can expect a consultation that will review your property and the bearing capacity of your roof, your energy needs and a calculation of your energy consumption. This can be calculated from a recent utility bill, so have one handy when a solar installer comes to visit. To find out more about your potential with clean, renewable energy, talk to a Charleston solar installer today.