Solar panels are typically mounted on the rooftop but can also be ground mounted. These panels harness energy from the sun and convert it into usable power in your home. If your system produces more power than you can use at any given time, the excess solar is sent to the Conway Corp power grid. Whenever your system is not producing enough energy to meet your needs, your home will utilize energy from the Conway Corp power grid. Whenever the sun is not shining or during a power outage, all your power comes from the grid unless your solar system includes a battery backup.

Solar energy is a renewable and emissions-free energy source that can be an excellent option for some homes. With an average break-even period for residential installations between 12 and 15 years, solar should be considered a long-term investment in sustainability. Conway Corp does not recommend or endorse any particular third-party installer, but we want to help you understand all aspects of your potential solar project. Before beginning any solar installation, we recommend obtaining at least three proposals from installers, as pricing and financing may differ for each company.