FAQ

Solar questions, answered

Choosing to convert to solar energy is a big decision and we want to make sure you have all the facts.

How does a grid tie solar system work?

Grid tie solar panel arrays create DC power when the sun shines on them. An inverter turns this into usable AC power, which is used in the home first; any extra is fed back into the grid, essentially spinning your meter backwards.

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Do you service systems installed by other companies?

Yes. You do not need to be an original High Noon Solar customer to call us for help. We regularly work on existing solar systems installed by other companies, including systems whose original installer is no longer available.

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Can you remove and reinstall my solar panels for a new roof?

Yes. High Noon Solar can remove solar panels and related equipment before roofing work begins, reinstall the system once the roof is ready, and verify that the system is operating properly.

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Is there a lot of maintenance on solar panels?

One of the advantages of solar is that the solar panels themselves generally require very little routine maintenance.

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What warranties come with a system?

On our commercial systems, the solar panels carry a 25 year manufacturer’s warranty and the inverter carries a 10 year manufacturer’s warranty. Warranties vary by manufacturer.

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Do you offer financing?

Yes. High Noon Solar works with Sungage Financial and Skylight Lending, which offer options to help qualified homeowners spread the cost of their solar project over time. Financing is subject to lender approval.

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What happens to my solar panels if I move?

Solar systems are designed to last for decades, so there is a good chance you may sell your home while the system is still operating.

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Where do you work?

We are based in Grand Junction and serve the Grand Valley and surrounding areas, and also offer service throughout the Rocky Mountains, Arizona, and Nevada.

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How can solar help with an electric car?

electric cars and solar power can work well together. Charging an electric car at home increases your electricity use, and a properly designed solar system can help offset some or all of that additional consumption.

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Choosing to convert to solar energy is a big decision and we want to make sure you have all the facts to make an informed decision.

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