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Just this week, as we were preparing to write this article, another massive winter storm hit the nation. Across several states, people were dealing with lots of ice, snow, and cold. Thousands of people were without power, some for a prolonged period of time. What happens in the typical household when there’s no power? It …
https://roofingmagazine.com/solar-attachment-solution-for-slate-roofs/ Solar Slate Solutions announces a new product, the Solar Slate Plate, which allows solar panels to be attached without compromising the beauty and integrity of the slate roof. Solar Slate provides an ideal solution for solar panel installers, solar companies, roofing contractors, electricians and others who have struggled with installing solar panels on a …
As Seen in Alt Energy Magazine Looking to install solar panels on a slate roof? Solar Slate’s innovative product now makes it quicker and easier. Massachusetts is among the top states for slate roofing, with two percent of single-family homes featuring slate roofs. Many homeowners with slate roofs want to “go solar”. However, existing methods …
The solar installation sector is rapidly evolving, with competition intensifying daily. Veteran installers have undoubtedly noticed the influx of new contractors emerging in their locality. Conversely, newcomers might find themselves amidst a sea of seasoned competitors. Wondering how to distinguish yourself from the multitude? What steps can ensure homeowners opt for your services? Foremost, it’s …
One of the most fascinating aspects of the solar industry is how, now that a significant portion of the population sees the value in reducing fossil fuel use, a multiplicity of power solutions are developing, ranging from the utility – community level right on down to systems ideal for van living and tiny homes. Solar …
New York recently became the first state to ban gas stoves in new construction. That headline grabbed a lot of attention, but for people who read beyond the headline, the fact that home heating systems that rely upon propane or fuel oil will also be banned can be discovered. What do you think will happen …
