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>> Better to at least learn enough about how to do it yourself so that you can verify that you're not getting screwed even if you hire it out The problem is we
by borissk 3y ago
>> Better to at least learn enough about how to do it yourself so that you can verify that you're not getting screwed even if you hire it out
The problem is we live in a very complex civilization and it's impossible to learn about all the services one uses. Is solar a big enough investment to justify spending a ton of time learning more about it (instead of say learning something that's of use for one's current occupation/business and can help increase income)?
- wrycoder 3y agoAll the books and articles I’ve seen are very superficial. Does anyone here have any suggestions?
- bombcar 3y agoLearning the basics would be about a total of a week's worth of study, and would prevent you from falling to various scams that leave you with less money AND a non-working system. I'd say it's worthwhile, or find a very trusted contractor to deal with that for you.