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Save green while going green with SolFarm

This Winter Solar Sale is the perfect time to become energy independent once and for all.

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Fun fact: If your solar system over-generates energy, that excess will flow back to the utility grid for your neighbors to utilize, and you’ll be credited on your utility bill.

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Considering an energy upgrade? Asheville-based SolFarm can help you save money — and the planet.

SolFarm is a turnkey solar business, meaning they’ll take care of all permitting, zoning, and metering documentation, along with panel and battery installation.

The benefits of solar systems include:

  • Dramatically lower energy bills (solar panels typically pay for themselves in 6-9 years)
  • Reduced dependence on the city grid
  • Increased home resale value
  • Lower carbon footprint (who doesn’t love clean + renewable energy?)
  • Built-in backup power for weather disruptions or blackouts

SolFarm is offering $1,500 off a home solar system + an additional $500 discount on battery storage now through Feb. 29.

Plus, solar-related federal tax credits are currently at a historic high, so you can get back up to 30% of your total solar project costs.

We can’t promise you’ll be walking on sunshine, but you’ll certainly be saving because of it.

See solar savings + request a quote

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