Other wise got to Mount Tamalpias....

The way the industry is structured from my experience the electrician often 'may' oversee the project, but typically you engage with a 'turnkey' solar type company to do all of the following:front end financial analysisget through the regulatory process and most utilities require filing what's called an 'interconnection agreement'bring in an engineer like me to draft plans, as requiredthen once the interconnection has been approved, they shop the install to an electricianoften in house resources from that solar company are used to actually mount panels and do most of the LV wiring, and they will leave the 120/240 etc wiring to the electricianGranted, the above process unfortunately has a lot of 'soft costs' built in that drive up the cost of these types of projects for a homeowner, but they still do pencil out in some cases.  

Typically if prices drop below 60 a barrel the companies are tightening belts and laying off execs and workers because the losses are mounting up.

I'll cut that tree even at the roof height, then I will sculture steps into its trunk, or mount bronze railings on it, then I'll build a tiny meditation hut on top of the truncated trunk, and a small overhang so you can step onto your roof.

When I show a property, I have a big shiny .44 revolver mounted to my side in plain view for everybody to see.

My dad has a gas fireplace with TV mounted above.

Thanks JL, I have been looking in the Flushing/Mount Morris area myself.

There should be contractors in your area that do it - they'll spend $40K and up on a professional truck-mounted rig. 

I used to work downtown Mount Vernon as well as in Burlington and there are certainly some less desirable areas. 

Carter Mountain West is one of the newer developments that’s north of Hochatown about 8 miles and there are some new developments going in near Mount Hermon which is about 10 to 15 minutes further north I was up there yesterday and Carter Mountain West probably over 3/4 of it is already sold and not even fully developed yet no utilities to most of the places.