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Looking for some advice on solar companies. I have recently purchased a 4 unit. I am living in one and will rent out the others. I used to have sunrun for a solar company at my old place. It wasn’t a pleasant experience for us. I recently spoke with momentum. They are offering a 25 year lease with no out of pocket cost or maintenance fees. 2.9% annual raise. 

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Alan F.
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Looking for some advice on solar companies. I have recently purchased a 4 unit. I am living in one and will rent out the others. I used to have sunrun for a solar company at my old place. It wasn’t a pleasant experience for us. I recently spoke with momentum. They are offering a 25 year lease with no out of pocket cost or maintenance fees. 2.9% annual raise. 


I've been an Electrical Contractor for 31 yrs, installed over 5 megawatts, done fuel cells, turbines etc. I don't have solar on any of my buildings. Making the building energy efficient is much higher ROI. It's not sexy work though.

If you do go solar, buy it. Go with mico inverters and monocrystalline panels. Avoid string inverters and optimizers.

Warranties are only as good as the company behind them.

Use your search engine & type in Solar Company bankruptcies.

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