Does your installer offer a monitoring system?
ECS energy offers multiple platforms to monitor your system’s production and performance. These platforms are monitored by ECS on a 24/7 basis and can be viewed on your laptop or
Does your installer offer a turn-key solution that includes all paperwork and filings?
As part of our comprehensive service, ECS energy will obtain all local permitting, state filings, interconnection approvals and commissioning. We’ll also schedule and attend all required inspections to ensure a
Will solar panels power my building when the grid is down?
No, solar panels are integrated with the utility grid and will not operate if the grid is down. The reasons for this are both technical and regulatory. From a technical
What is the process for going solar?
The most critical step in any solar journey is first selecting a reputable partner. As this FAQ demonstrates, many variables can impact a commercial solar project's success. A reputable solar
Who handles service?
ECS energy operates a full in-house Operations and Maintenance division that facilitates OEM hardware warranties per each manufacturer's terms. Most panels are covered for 25 years, with inverter warranties typically
Which commercial solar panels should my company install?
There are many different panels your company can choose. Size, price, wattage, warranty, durability, and manufacturer stability are all critical considerations when evaluating the best fit. Lower wattage panels usually
What incentives are there for commercial solar?
The three most common commercial solar incentives are the federal solar investment tax credit (ITC), MACRS investment depreciation, and State incentives like the Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs). The ITC will
What financing options does my company have?
The four most popular ways to pay for a commercial solar system fall into one, or a combination of, the following options: cash, loans, leases or a PPA/SSA. We recommend
What types of buildings are compatible with solar?
Nearly all buildings are compatible with solar, so long as the roof is structurally sound and has enough space to accommodate panels and racking. For smaller facilities with limited roof
Why go solar now? Won’t the technology be cheaper down the road?
While this might have held some truth in the earlier days of solar energy adoption, prices have remained relatively stable in recent years. Solar panel performance is now so efficient
