Albuquerque Tier 1 Solar Panel Installation: Zero Down Financing Option Launched
Jan 29, 2024
Sunhot Solar has launched zero down financing options for its installation of tier 1 solar panels, providing Albuquerque homeowners with an affordable solution.
Albuquerque, United States - January 29, 2024 /PressCable/ —
With no down financing available, Sunhut Solar hopes to encourage more homes in Albuquerque to go solar. By utilizing AI for quick and cost-free solar quotes and removing sales agents from the process, the solar contractor makes new installation accessible even for those with a tighter budget.
More information can be found at: https://www.sunhut.io/
In an area like Albuquerque, with up to 310 sunny days a year, going solar has the potential to save homeowners a significant sum on utility bills. But as Sunhut Solar points out, due to sales commissions, the cost of installation is without reach for many and the number one reason people stay on the grid. The company launched its alternative business model to encourage more homes to install this sustainable energy source.
Sunhut Solar explains that it’s not uncommon for solar sales agents to make $100/kW, or in some cases, $1,000/kW, meaning that customers can pay up to $10,000 in commission for a 10 kW system. By offering fixed-rate online pricing, Sunhut Solar can bring down the cost to as little as $1.31/kW, substantially reducing the break-even point.
Sunhut Solar installs black-on-black tier-1 solar panels and exclusively uses high-output microinverters from Enphase. Both the panels and inverters come with a 25-year warranty, as well as a 10-year workmanship and five-year roof penetration warranty. Furthermore, the inverter can be monitored 24/7 in an app.
By employing advanced technology for a quote, Sunhut Solar wants to put an end to overpriced solar panels. Online quotes can be generated in under one minute, and include a custom calculation of solar system size, a prediction of the new utility bill, as well as total cost after incentives.
About Sunhut Solar
Sunhut Solar is a licensed and bonded solar contractor in New Mexico. The company has its head office in Albuquerque but extends its services to other nearby areas like Santa Fe, Rio Rancho, and Los Lunas.
"Solar panels don't save you money if you pay too much for them," said a spokesperson for the company. "With our no-nonsense approach, you can get real pricing on solar panels without having to endure any sales pitch."
For additional details, please visit: https://www.sunhut.io/
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