Most of our systems come standard with 25 years warranty on the panels, production, racking, workmanship and roof penetration warranties. This gives our customers peace of mind and an additional reason to go solar with us. We stand strongly by the quality of our installations and are committed to providing the most satisfactory experience when going solar with First American Solar.

Residential installations generally take 1-3 days depending on a number of factors. From start to finish, the entire process takes a typical 4-6 weeks. Depending on the AHJ, however, it could be slightly sooner or longer. The (F)irst (A)merican (S)olar (T)eam is F.A.S.T. when it comes to getting all the necessary paperwork together for our installations, but we like to take our time during the actual installations to ensure utmost quality of work.

First American Solar has its own installation teams so there is no need to use subcontractors. We hire top talent and undergo an extensive training for our installers to ensure every solar project is completed in the same manner we would want our own solar systems installed. By trusting First American Solar with your installation, you are giving your project off to experienced individuals who have an immense background in solar installations small scale to large scale.

Yes! On each installation, we include a monitoring setup which enables you, the home/business owner to see your solar panel production in real-time via mobile app and/or website. Particularly with optimizers and micro inverter installations, you have the advantage of seeing each individual panels production.

We start off by learning how much energy you used in the last 12 months (or up to last 12 months). What we look at is the actual kWh (or kilowatt hours) and also take into consideration whether you are expecting to use more or less energy after the installation of your solar system. Next, we take this information and design your system using high resolution satellite imagery, LIDAR data, solar irradiance, shading, solar panel efficiency, local weather station reports, tilts, azimuths, degradation, and many other factors to give you the most accurate estimate on what your solar system is actually going to produce.