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I'd recommend treating it as a normal HVAC or construction project. Call local contractors who have experience in the area and climate, get bids and recommendat
by diafygi 10y ago
I'd recommend treating it as a normal HVAC or construction project. Call local contractors who have experience in the area and climate, get bids and recommendations, then choose a contractor. Most solar contractors either have financing options (like car dealerships) or can point you to one (like realtors). Also, try to find someone who has solar and talk to them. In smaller markets like this, local experience is important.
- protomyth 10y agoMy problem is that we really don't have any local experienced outfits. Chicken and egg problem I'd imagine.
- diafygi 10y agoI suppose. Electrical contractors are usually the ones with the closest experience to solar installation, so they are usually the ones who start installing systems in a new market first (then the national solar brands start offering packages, too). Might want to reach out to local electrical contractors to see if they have any NABCEP training.
- toomuchtodo 10y agoWhere in North Dakota? If you provide a rough location, I will come back with options for you.
- protomyth 10y ago58335 - North East