Home solar systems designed for your roof and usage.

Solar is a property-specific project. BullDog’s solar offering centers on a tailored panel system rather than a one-size package. Your energy use, roof characteristics, available installation space and goals belong in the first conversation.

Bring a recent electricity bill and explain what you want the project to accomplish. A system intended to offset some purchased electricity may be planned differently from a project that also includes battery backup.

Ask for the equipment selection, expected generation and design assumptions in a form you can review. The proposal should distinguish the solar array from storage or other optional components and explain how the system will work with your electricity service.

Solar can reduce the amount of electricity purchased from the grid, but the resulting bill depends on consumption, system performance, rate structure and any applicable export arrangement. Installation and financing costs also belong in the comparison; sunlight does not make the installed equipment free.

BullDog’s existing solar service offers a complimentary consultation. Use it to compare the proposed system with your goals and to identify property or utility requirements that need further review.

If tax incentives or payments for exported electricity are discussed, request the current program details and eligibility criteria before including them in your decision. Those benefits are not universal. Battery backup and efficiency improvements can be explored alongside the panel system when they fit the project.