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Photovoltaic panels on your roof convert sunlight into direct current. An inverter turns that into the alternating current your appliances run on. When the system is producing more than you use, the extra goes back to the grid; when you need more, you draw from it. You can also store the surplus in a battery for later.

Less than it did a decade ago. Panel prices have fallen and tax credits and rebates are available in many regions. Leases and power purchase agreements also make going solar accessible without upfront capital, which is why the $0-down options you see advertised are usually financing rather than a discount.

It generally does. Lower operating costs and a smaller footprint are both attractive to buyers, and solar-equipped homes tend to sell faster and at higher prices. We will show you what it is worth on your specific street rather than quoting you a national average.

No. South-facing is best because it gets the most sun, but we install on whatever roof works — front, back, or garage. We use black panels with black backing and hide the wiring so it stays neat.

Assessment within 5 days, permitting 2 to 6 weeks, installation 1 to 2 days, then about 30 days for financing, incentives and utility connection. Some companies make you wait up to two months after permit approval. At Quality Solar we aim to install within 2 weeks of approval.

No, and you almost certainly do not want to be. Your system stays connected: you draw from the grid when you are not producing enough, and export what you generate beyond your own use. With net metering you get credit for that export.

Some HOAs have rules about exterior changes, and getting approval is a normal step. If you need it, we can help with the paperwork.

Yes, and it is usually the right moment. We coordinate with your roofing contractor. A roof under 5 years old is a great fit; over 10 years, replace it before the panels go on.

They are a permanent part of your home and should be covered, but many policies do not name solar explicitly. Notify your provider after installation so it is documented for any future claim.