Residential Solar

Our knowledgeable energy consultants will work with you to design a residential solar energy system to meet your energy needs, financial goals, and architectural style.

Commercial Solar

Purchasing a commercial solar system is far more than a commitment to sustainable energy, it is an investment that will pay for itself through the savings on your electrical bill.

Solar 101

Pur Solar & Electrical’s “Solar 101” section is constantly expanding with new information, FAQs and additional resources so that you can make an informed decision on what service is right for you.

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Although much of the world’s energy supply still relies on fossil fuels like coal, oil, and natural gas, they are also increasingly facing new challenges that stand in the way of status quo. With rising prices and increased scrutiny, more and more people are becoming interested in alternative energy sources.

As a result, businesses, governments, and consumers are looking to solar energy to propel us into the future, and the technology has improved accordingly. Whereas at one time solar energy was seen as cumbersome and expensive, it has only become more efficient and cost-effective over the years.

Benefits of changing over to solar energy in 2017 (and beyond)

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Reduce Your Electric Bills

Whether you’re a homeowner, business owner, manager of a non-profit, or anyone else, electricity bills often take up a significant portion of your monthly expenses. However, with solar energy, you have the opportunity to eliminate that cost.

When you purchase a solar panel system, you generate free power over your system’s lifespan (25+ years). This will save you a significant amount of money over the long run.

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Help the United States Become Energy Independent

With traditional fossil fuels as the primary source of energy, the United States has to rely on countries around the world for resources. This exposes us to price fluctuations and gives other countries leverage. However, the sun is a near-infinite source of energy, and converting to solar power would allow the United States to become energy-independent.

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Avoid Rising Energy Costs

In addition to not having to pay your monthly electricity bill, you also protect yourself from the rising prices of the future. Over the last ten years, residential electricity prices have gone up every single year.

However, you don’t have to worry about what the price of electricity is going to be five years from now if your purchase a solar energy system. Having a solar energy system allows you to forecast your future expenses better.

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Protect the Environment

Traditional fossil fuels have developed a reputation for being dirty and bad for the environment. Solar energy is one of the best solutions, and it’s a great way to reduce your carbon footprint. A traditional residential solar panel system has the potential to eliminate 3 to 4 tons of carbon emissions each year.

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Grow Your Property Value

Over recent years, studies have found that homes that are equipped with solar energy systems usually have higher property values and sell more quickly than their traditional counterparts. As buyers become more and more educated about solar energy systems, they are only going to become more in-demand.

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Purchasing Your Own System

Although the cost of installing a solar panel system may seem high up front, it doesn’t take very long for it to pay for itself. The average American pays off their solar energy system in around eight years, and the systems last around 25+ years. If you think of your system as an investment and work the numbers accordingly, there’s no question that it’s the right choice.