An introductory call is the first step to saving money and powering your home with clean solar energy. As with any journey, the first step can be the hardest.<\/p>\n
But we\u2019re here to make it easy, because that\u2019s what we do!<\/strong><\/p>\n With a little preparation, this 10 to 15-minute call can put you on the fast-track to getting multiple binding quotes for a custom solar system.<\/p>\n Keep reading to find out how to prepare for your introductory call with solar.com.<\/p>\n First, it\u2019s important to understand who we are and what we do.<\/p>\n Solar.com is a marketplace that simplifies the process of buying solar and battery storage.<\/strong><\/p>\n We\u2019ll be the first to admit that, even at its best, the residential solar industry is complex. Homeowners that choose to go it alone spend hours and hours manually vetting local installers, setting up appointments, and listening to sales pitches \u2013 all while never really knowing who they can trust. That’s not to mention chasing away those pesky door knockers!<\/p>\n At solar.com, we do the legwork of generating multiple binding quotes from vetted installers and<\/em> we pair you with a dedicated Energy Advisor to guide you and answer your questions along the way \u2013 all at no extra cost to you.<\/p>\n Think of us like a real estate agent that not only finds multiple homes based on your needs, but leverages relationships in the industry to negotiate the best price.<\/p>\n But don\u2019t take our word for it \u2013 try it yourself!<\/p>\n The first step in your guided experience is a 10-15 introductory call to get to know each other.<\/p>\n This is your first of many chances to learn more about our marketplace and going solar in general. Feel free to discuss your preferences, energy goals, and concerns and to ask as many questions as you\u2019d like.<\/em><\/p>\n In fact, our Energy Associates describe themselves as \u201creal life Alexa\u2019s waiting to answer your solar questions.\u201d<\/p>\n The one thing they can\u2019t answer during the introductory call is how much your system will cost because it hasn\u2019t been designed yet.<\/p>\n There are three things you can provide to make the most of your introductory call:<\/p>\nA guided experience for going solar<\/h2>\n
What to expect from your intro call<\/h2>\n
How to prepare for your introductory call<\/h2>\n