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THE BUSINESS For the last 25 years, Block-Lite Manufacturing has been Flagstaff’s leading provider of masonry equipment. The company’s plant in East Flagstaff is an iconic building in our community, and Rooftop Solar was proud to partner with Block-Lite to help them become the first locally-owned, solar powered manufacturer in Flagstaff! THE PROJECT To accommodate … Read more
Rooftop Solar partnered with the Flagstaff Collision Center and their construction contractor, WesPac Construction, to harness the power of the sun by installing an 83.2 kW solar array at their new location in East Flagstaff.
Net-metering is being challenged by a shadowy group with alleged ties to the utility and natural gas industries.
Every season is a good season to go solar but due to incentives, higher production, and larger bills, you may see the most benefit from making to switch during the summer months.
With the phasing-out of the Solar Investment Tax Credit, it is a great time to explore how solar energy can benefit your business or home.
In many ways, now is a great time for homeowners to investigate switching to solar energy. Find out why!
In many ways, the market for commercial solar energy is hotter than ever. Read why.
Are you looking to add value to your home instantly? A common question people face when deciding whether to go solar, is whether or not their investment will be “worth it” once the time comes to sell their home. The proof is in the numbers, and according to two Berkeley lab studies, “home buyers across … Read more
The inverter plays a critical role in any solar power system design. It converts direct current (DC) produced by the solar panels and converts it into alternating current and makes it usable. Many consider it the “Brain” of the entire system. There are a lot of conversations out there about grid tie inverters and how … Read more
So you’re exploring solar. It’s good for the planet, it’s a renewable source of electricity, and it will save you money in the long run. The first step in going solar is understanding your current utility costs and understanding the extent that solar power systems will or may affect your electric bills. This is often … Read more
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