Sun hits the solar panels. Solar panels absorb the sunlight (direct current/DC). The energy travels to the inverter, and it converts the energy to usable power (alternating current/AC). The usable energy gets directed to the property's main electrical panel, and the main electrical panel distributes the power to the rest of your property. The power that is produced but not used, will be "banked" by your utility company as credits. When there is no sun such as night time, your "banked" credits will be used first from the utility grid.

Awesome! Congratulations on deciding to go solar! 1. Let's get you qualified with our solar bank (if needed). 2. The installation agreement (which will allow us to pull a solar permit on your behalf) the State solar protection form (if required), and your utility Net Metering Application. 3. Our site audit tech will go out to your home/business if needed, and then one of our engineers will draw up your plan set. 4. Once your plan set is complete, we will submit it to the proper city or county ordinance for approval. Once approved, the city or county will issue us a solar permit for installation. 5. Install day! 6. City or county personnel will inspect the installation. 7. Submit Net Metering Agreement to your utility company. Steps 1-7 can take anywhere from 2 - 8 weeks, depending on your city/county processing timelines.