Comfort Inn Hotel
Rooftop Solar collaborated with Comfort Inn to develop a solar (photovoltaic) parking canopy tailored to the hotel’s unique energy needs and tax liability.
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Flagstaff Collision Center
Rooftop Solar partnered with Flagstaff Collision Center to install an 83.2 kW solar array at their new location in East Flagstaff.
North Country Healthcare
Rooftop Solar installed 37,000 watts (37kW) of solar on parking canopies in North Country HealthCenter’s parking lot in Flagstaff, AZ.
Military Special: $1000 OFF
At Rooftop Solar, we understand the sacrifice that went into making this country great. Every day we come to work, we see and feel the benefits of the freedoms our service members fought for. To express our gratitude for all you have done for our country, Rooftop Solar would like to offer all active duty, … Read more
Go Solar Before the APS Rate Change
If you’re thinking about going solar in Arizona, time is of the essence! APS currently has a rate increase submitted to the Arizona Corporate Commission. These changes will dramatically impact APS customers who do not have solar already. APS is seeking an 8% rate hike on residential customers, inducing mandatory demand charges, and significantly reducing … Read more
Solar Financing: You’ve got options
There are a lot of many reasons to switch to solar energy – lowering your electricity bill, protecting yourself from rising energy costs, increasing your property value, and a great ROI are just a few. But with so many solar companies giving you different information, it can be hard to be sure that you’re getting … Read more
Going Solar: How to work with your HOA
If you own your home, you are most likely aware of whether or not you belong to an HOA, or Homeowners Association; an organization (usually non-profit) meant to maintain the attractiveness, upkeep, and value of residential communities. In order to do so, each community’s Homeowners Association has a set of bylaws and rules and regulations. When … Read more
Micro-inverters Vs. String Inverters in Hot Climates
There is a lot of talk out there about how micro-inverters used in hot climates such as Phoenix, AZ, don’t do as well or have higher failure rates than traditional string inverters. We’re going to break down why this is a myth, but first we’ll start off with the basics: The difference between string inverters … Read more