Q: Can someone legally install this themselves?
Q: Will a local contractor install the parts I buy from
TSG?
Q: Don't I need a license?
No. You do not need a license to do work on your own
house. You must however, follow all applicable building, fire, and
electrical codes. When you pull your permit your local Building & Safety
Department will review your plans. Once approved, just stick to the plans
and don't self-engineer some crazy racking system or use wire not specified on
the permit.
If you are planning on installing solar on more than just
your house, then yes, you will need to be properly licensed, bonded, and
insured.
Q: What comes with the kit?
Q: Do all the parts that come in the kit meet applicable code
requirements? Yes. all components supplied in TSG kits meet UL listing,
Q: What about working in the service panel?
Q:Do I need a permit?
Q:What about rebates? The difficulty of filing for a rebate largely depends on
how comfortable you are with doing paperwork and filling out forms.
Q: How can I figure out how much solar I will need to
power my house?
-All the major solar components of modules, racking,
inverters, and the most complete Balance of System available, PLUS:
Copy of the Warranty for each product
- Check List on How to Commission (fancy word for turn on)
your system
- Phone and email support from That Solar Guy throughout
your installation.
