CatchinRays Solar

[...] Nearly all large out-of-state solar companies are pushing the 20 year lease while smaller local solar installers are recommending purchasing first and leasing as a second [...]

[...] , all the incentives and rebates available for you, and get the honest pros and cons about traditional purchase, finance, and leasing programs. [...]

[...] of the most basic comparison between the no-money out-of-pocket 20 year lease, and the traditional purchase of solar PV equipment. The 20 Year Lease:  With A Big Out-of-State Solar Company [...]

[...] equity increase; lack of willingness to offer additional services such as tree removal or new roof options; sub-contracted installers are, many times, based out-of-state; little interaction with [...]

[...] slider; no ownership; conservative designs (because of production guarantees);  limited equipment options; possibility of not getting the most up-to-date equipment available (the big boys buy in [...]

[...] between the no-money out-of-pocket 20 year lease, and the traditional purchase of solar PV equipment. The 20 Year Lease:  With A Big Out-of-State Solar Company Advantages: Long warranty; hands [...]

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Nearly all large out-of-state solar companies are pushing the 20 year lease while smaller local solar installers are recommending purchasing first an [...]

[...] Nearly all large out-of-state solar companies are pushing the 20 year lease while smaller local solar installers are recommending [...]

[...] for you. Let’s look at just a couple of the most basic comparison between the no-money out-of-pocket 20 year lease, and the traditional purchase of solar PV equipment. The 20 Year [...]