Adair Solar

Solar energy is good for our economy and our pocketbooks.

In the wake of solar energy adversaries and those who question the true value of renewable energy in general, President Obama took to the public today to defend solar energy and shared a little about why it’s important and what it can do for American citizens and American businesses, as well as the American spirit and economy.

Since becoming the president, Barack Obama has seen 16 very large scale solar projects go up–more than any other president in history. His energy bills and retrofitting/weatherization policies along with his staunch support of wind and solar energy have given rise to some enormous strides in the solar industry, and have helped to continuously drive the cost of solar energy down.

President Obama noted during his speech today that those who oppose solar energy and the channels by which it will become mainstream are not unlike the members of the “Flat Earth Society” during the age of Columbus. While some may see this as a direct jab to the conservative opponents of solar energy, one has to consider that no matter which side of the aisle you’re on, seeing solar as a bad thing probably means you have some blinders on. Here in Arizona–a very red state–we are proud to be installing solar panels more now than ever. Solar water heaters in Phoenix are more popular than any other time in Arizona history, and it isn’t a partisan issue at all. It’s a matter of cooling and heating homes more cheaply by way of using existing local resources, like an abundance of sunshine.

It’s that simple for us at Adair Solar Company in Mesa, AZ. There doesn’t need to be anymore political arguments–if you need to argue, then debate over the cost effectiveness and the efficiency of various solar installation types, or solar versus nonrenewable resources in areas that have a wealth of sun that can be used to power homes.

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The name Google is synonymous with excellence and persistence. Just look what they’re doing with Google+ these days after hitting the wall with Buzz and other “Facebooky” apps. Google isn’t just a brand–it’s become a verb (you know, just Google it.) Well, we think it’s time Google become an adjective too. As in, when something is worth supporting, being a part of, acting communally in and with, it ought to be called “Googley.” In with that said, solar energy is certainly Googley!

Several months ago Google announced that it would be investing in the world of solar energy and other emerging renewable energy sources and industries. Well, they have put their money were their big Googley mouth is, and they’ve done it in classic, genius fashion. Here’s how it’s being done, according to a CNN Money Tech article by Steve Hargreaves:

“Google announced another investment in companies selling rooftop solar panels Tuesday, putting $75 million into a fund that solar contractors and designers can draw on to finance solar systems for homeowners.

“Contractors get cheap financing from the fund and pay a commission from each sale.

“Administered by Clean Power Finance, the fund allows installers and designers of solar power systems to offer their customers rooftop solar panels for little or no money down.

“Then, instead of paying an electric bill to the power company, homeowners send a monthly payment to Clean Power Finance who passes the check along to Google.”

So in essence, solar providers like Adair Solar Company in Mesa would be given the opportunity to serve our Arizona homeowners with whatever the newest and best technology would be at the time, pass the best of the most modern solar installations onto you, and stay in business while also helping the macro economy. The homeowner wins, small business wins, big business wins, and the fed is happy with its share of the taxation, which is minimal (it doesn’t need to be much when millions of people are involved in the program!)

We love this idea and can’t wait for it to hit the mainstream. If you’re ready for your cheap solar panel installation in Phoenix, call Adair Solar Company in Mesa today at (480) 827-1162. The price is right and the quality in product in service is second to none after 35 years of rooftop solar installations in Phoenix!

Affordable Solar Installations in Phoenix!

Many people have preconceived notions about the upfront and long-term costs of solar energy in Phoenix and the rest of the Valley area. The truth of the matter is that the upfront cost is getting lower all the time due to solar tax credits and solar rebates in Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale, Tempe, and beyond.

Often, people have heard rumors and myths about solar energy systems and they have even perhaps been told that the installation process is lengthy, not affordable, and that the overall savings aren’t worth the cost in the end. NOT TRUE!

If you have an Adair Solar Company in Mesa come out to your home for a free solar equipment installation consultation you will find out exactly what your unique cost will be—you may even be surprised to hear that your upfront cost is ZERO or very close to zero dollars.

Let us dispel the myth of how long it takes to do a solar panel or solar water heater installation in Phoenix. Once our consultation agent has come out to your house to give you your estimates, a solar technician can be out to your install in less than a week. Once they have arrived with your solar equipment, the installation will take the better part of a morning or afternoon—and you’re all done!

Phoenix is one of the most common sense places to make use of solar energy because of the natural abundance of sunshine. While solar energy can be quite effective in places like New Jersey and other geographical locations, it just makes darn good sense to use a resource that NEVER dies out, never has to be replaced, and will never let you down because the sun does not require any charging or power from any other source

So if you’re ready to make the common sense move here in the Valley of the Sun, call Adair Solar Company in Mesa today to set up your free in-home consultation.

(480) 827-1162