South Miami City Solar Panels With No Down Payment: Installation Service Update

Jul 28, 2023

Solar Construction (786-444-6519) has announced updates to its zero-down solar subscription services in South Miami City.

Miami, United States - July 28, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The latest service update from the solar panel installer and maintenance firm makes it easier for clients to make the switch to clean energy and start reducing their utility bills.

More information is available at https://solarconstruction.us/solar-subscription

With over 230 days of sunshine per year on average, the state of Florida offers its residents some of the nation's most coveted solar incentives. Even with panel prices declining in recent years, the cost of installation and maintenance continues to remain high, making renewable energy inaccessible to many people. However, Solar Construction’s newly announced subscription service makes photovoltaic energy panels more affordable for South Miami homeowners.

The solar advisors will assess the property’s panel capacity and the household’s energy production needs to determine the size of the system they will install.

With a zero-down policy, it eliminates the need to pay a lump sum or take out a loan that may otherwise take up to 30 years to pay back. Solar Construction subscribers do not pay anything for the system itself nor for the installation, which is covered as part of the monthly rate. Moreover, the firm covers the cost of ongoing maintenance, insurance, and future replacements of panels if their technology becomes obsolete. If breakdowns do occur, the solar firm will cover the subscription cost for that month.

“We are the only company that offers a solar subscription in Florida, that allows you to save and take care of the planet through the latest innovation in technology”, a spokesperson for the firm said.

By covering maintenance costs, Solar Construction's subscription reduces the unpredictability of panel ownership. Similarly, it allows clients to take control of their monthly electricity costs and eliminates the financial strain of having to pay out of pocket for repairs to get systems back up and running.

As a 3-year, short-term contract that can be extended once it expires, it presents a low-risk option for homeowners looking to reduce their carbon footprint without taking on more significant financial obligations. If the subscriber chooses to sell their property, they can either cancel the service or transfer it to the new occupant.

More information can be found by visiting https://solarconstruction.us/solar-subscription

Contact Info:
Name: Carlos Casillas
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Organization: Solar Construction LLC
Address: 3740 NW 80th St, , Miami, Florida 33147, United States
Phone: +1-786-444-6519
Website: https://solarconstruction.us/solar-subscription/

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