Facts about solar power:

Here are some quick facts about solar energy from the U.S. Department of Energy:

  • PV modules covering an area about 110 miles by 110 miles of the land in the United States, one-third the land occupied by roadways, could supply all the electricity consumed here. (from the National Center for Photovoltaics)
  • PV-generated power correlates well with utilities' daily load patterns, because the power is available when it is needed most-during daylight hours.

 
Environmental Benefits of Solar Power

Maryland solar power contractor

How one of the leading solar power installers in Maryland is helping customers to maximize their return on investment.

As a resident or business owner in Maryland, you've probably seen your energy expenses skyrocket. And they're not coming down any time soon. Now that federal, state and even local governments are offering more incentives than ever to go solar, it's an ideal time to consider lowering your energy bill to zero.

Our main facilities may be located in Delaware, but we are also one of the top solar power contractors in Maryland, offering solar panel installation in Harford County, Cecil County, Kent and Queen Anne Counties, as well as Baltimore City, Baltimore County and Carroll County.

While we focus on maximizing your return on your solar system installation, we also recognize the importance of aesthetics. So our solar panels, integrated roof panels or solar shingles come in a variety of sizes and forms with differences in appearance as well.

Most important of all, our first priority is on customer service. Whether you are in Maryland or Delaware, long after you've started enjoying the payback from your solar power system, we'll always be just a phone call away for information, advice, and for rarely (if ever) needed service.

How much does a solar system cost?

No matter which Maryland solar panel or solar roof installer you choose, don't make a move until you get an in-depth cost analysis to see if solar is a good fit for your home or business.

There are many things to be considered to determine the size unit that best fits your energy needs and goals. To get started, you can use the National Renewable Energy Laboratory solar power calculator to get a rough estimate of the amount of power you'll need. Then figure on a rough estimate range of $5 to $7 per watt for the cost of a solar system.

Eclipse Solar keeps up to date on all of the state- and county-wide programs available to you in Maryland, both as a homeowner and as a business owner.

Because incentive programs can make the difference in a successful installation, Eclipse Solar keeps track of tax incentives and grants available to you. We'll chart out your potential cost savings and pay back schedules. We'll walk you through a solar financial strategy that makes sense. And we'll follow through, now and for the long term.

In just 48 months, you could recover your investment in a solar panel installation in Maryland.

Call 877-570-3224 or contact Maryland's solar power installer of choice to get started. And go green while you save green.