• Making the Switch to a Solar Water Heater in Phoenix

  Filed under Phoenix solar power, Solar Install, solar water heaters
  Jun 17
  

  Here's how it works!

  According to a recent article from Narooma News, “By replacing an electric water heater with a green-friendly solar hot water system, residents can enjoy reduced household energy consumption of up to 65-75 per cent.”

  Narooma news also indicates that around a quarter of average household energy consumption comes from electric water heaters…and that’s only accounting for the electricity they use, not the gas they use to actually heat the water. So conservatively imagine: if your average monthly electricity bill was $100, you can expect to see your first bill after a solar water heater installation in Phoenix drop to $75. Now THAT is improvement that makes paying bills a lot less painful!

  So, especially with solar tax credits and rebates available from both the state of Arizona and the federal government, why would you wait to install a solar water heater in Phoenix? You can have it installed at little to no cost in most cases, and the solar water heaters we offer often come in a package deal that also includes preventative air conditioning maintenance and radiant barrier insulation that will both also help you save a tremendous amount of money on your utilities bills, especially where cooling your house in Arizona summer comes into play.

  When you get a free in-home consultation from Adair Solar Company in Mesa, AZ you will be shown exactly how all the solar equipment works, and you will also find out your eligibility for solar tax rebates and solar credits–so you’ll know exactly how much you can expect to pay–if anything at all.

  Give us a call today to set up your appointment with Adair Solar Company in Mesa at (480) 827-1162. You can also request an in-home consultation by visiting our contact page by clicking here.

  We look forward to hearing from you soon! Have a great summer Arizonans!
  Tagged as: save money on energy, solar tax credits, solar water heaters in AZ
  
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