Companies going out of business is a sad reality, but what happens if you're a client of such a company and this impacts ongoing service agreements you had? This is a situation that sometimes arises in the world of solar power, and it's important for clients to know what to do if this happens to them.
At Intermountain Wind & Solar, we're proud to serve as one of the largest and most reputable solar power companies around, providing clients around SLC, Utah and Boise, Idaho (plus nearby areas) with all their commercial and residential solar panel installation and service needs. Our size and reputation around multiple states leaves our clients confident that we won't be going anywhere or disrupting their service, but sadly the same cannot always be said about all solar power companies. Here are some of the reasons why solar companies go out of business, how to avoid this risk as a solar client, and some of the basics on what to do if your prior solar power company has gone out of business or is about to do so.
There are a few potential reasons why a solar power company might go under or have to cease operations:
To avoid these risks as a solar client, it's always important to do your research and choose a reputable and financially stable company from the start. This is where larger companies with established reputations like Intermountain Wind & Solar can be beneficial, as they have the resources and expertise to weather potential storms.
What happens if your solar company does shut down, however? Our next few sections will go over the nuances here.
What happens next after your solar power company shuts down will often depend on the size of the company in question. If the entity was a large, national-scale company across several states, they will usually be acquired by another company in the industry. In these cases, any ongoing service agreements or maintenance contracts will usually be transferred to the new owner, so clients won't experience any disruption in their services.
On the other hand, if your solar power company was a smaller, local business that simply went out of business without being acquired by another firm, things can get more complicated. In certain cases, these situations will proceed identically to larger companies - the small company will be acquired by another, and service agreements will be transferred. In other cases, however, clients may have to find a new solar company to take over their system's maintenance and any ongoing services.
One area to consider here is the purchase of what's known as a Solar Operations and Maintenance plan, or O&M plan. These function almost as solar insurance, purchased from a third-party vendor, and can help cover any long-term maintenance or service costs if your solar company goes out of business. This can be a useful contingency plan for smaller companies or those who may have concerns about the reliability or financial stability of their chosen solar provider.
If you acquired your solar panel setup via a lease program, there will often be protections in place to safeguard you against your provider going out of business. Leases will usually have a production guarantee, which means that if the provider goes out of business, they are still responsible for ensuring you receive the guaranteed production levels. In many cases, this will involve a third-party company taking over any maintenance or service responsibilities.
When a solar leasing company shuts down, though, it's a near certainty that another solar company will acquire their lease assets and continue providing you with service. So while it may cause a bit of inconvenience, your solar panel system will still be functional and producing energy.
While the idea of your solar company going out of business is never fun to think about, there are plenty of steps you can take to mitigate any potential disruptions in services. Do your research up front and choose a reputable, established company that can provide you with peace of mind even in the face of potential financial challenges. And if your solar provider does go under, know that there are often contingency plans and backup options in place to ensure your system continues operating smoothly.
At Intermountain Wind & Solar, our size and long-term reputation in the solar industry make us an ideal choice for clients who value stability and reliability. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you with your solar panel installation and maintenance needs around places like SLC, Utah and Boise, Idaho.
There are several important considerations to be kept in mind if you're investing in solar panels for your home or any other property, and certain potential financial incentives and rebates must be on this list if you're looking for a cost-effective solution. Certain such programs, which range in management from federal to state and even local government entities and certain individual providers, can provide major savings and offset some of the costs of solar panel installation and management.
At Intermountain Wind & Solar, we're proud to offer a huge range of solar panel installation and other solar power services to clients around areas like Salt Lake City, Utah, Boise, Idaho and more. We're also happy to assist clients with important information on any available financial incentives or rebates they may be able to take advantage of with regard to their solar power setup. Using Utah as our example for the purposes of this blog, here are some basics on the kinds of solar incentives and rebates you may be eligible for.
Known in an official capacity as the Investment Tax Credit (ITC), this is a federal program that applies to both residential and commercial solar projects. For 2024, this program allows owners of solar panel systems to deduct 30% of the cost of this system from their federal tax liability.
This credit can be claimed in the year that your solar power system is installed and placed in service. If you don't use the full credit amount in that year, it can be rolled over to future years until it is fully used up.
It's important to note that the ITC will not be quite so beneficial in the future - and those interested should take advantage now. It recently increased from 26% up to the current 30% due to the Inflation Reduction Act, but is scheduled to drop back to 26% in 2033 and 22% in 2034 - and then expire entirely in 2035. This means that the sooner you install solar panels and claim this credit, the more you will save.
Abbreviated RESTC, this is the only solar power incentive directly offered by the state government of Utah, one that's also available for other renewable energy systems like wind turbines and more. RESTC allows solar panel owners to claim 25% solar power project costs up to $400 for solar PV systems, and 25% or up to $2,000 for other renewable energy systems (whichever is less in both cases).
These limits were initially higher, but have been reduced as of the 2019 tax year. This credit can be claimed by both homeowners and owners of commercial buildings, and tends to be most favorable for the latter category - the rate is only 10% in these cases, but the maximum amount skyrockets up to $50,000 of tax credit.
Utah does have a state net metering policy in place as part of its renewable portfolio standard, and while this policy has had some challenges and proposed changes in recent years (which we can help you navigate), it can be useful to many solar panel owners. The most common version of such a plan is offered by Rocky Mountain Power in Utah, with options for solar panel systems up to 25 kW and business systems up to 2,000 kW.
For months ranging from June to September, this program offers tariff rates of 5.636 cents per kWh. For October through May, this number is 4.745 cents per kWh. This is much less favorable than many other US states, which offer full retail value for excess power sent back to the grid, but is still a helpful program for many.
Finally, for those interested in adding a battery storage system to their solar panels, there are also several rebate programs available. Rocky Mountain Power is again likely the largest such option here, offering the Wattsmart Battery Program that comes with a $400 up-front rebate per kilowatt of capacity up to 70% of equipment costs. This program also offers annual electric bill credits starting in the second year of operations.
These kinds of programs allow you to save even more money on your solar panel setup, and we're happy to help you navigate them or any others. Whether through assistance with financing or other important areas, our team is here to ensure you get the most cost-effective solar power solution possible.
As you can see, there are many financial incentives and rebates available for those considering solar panel installation. It's important to do your research and see what may be available in your area, as these programs can make a significant impact on the cost of your project.
Don't hesitate to reach out to us at Intermountain Wind & Solar for more information and assistance with taking advantage of these opportunities. We're here to help with solar power services around Utah, but also in places like Boise and other parts of Idaho. Contact us today!
There are several important components that go into most solar panel setups that are used today, and many clients who utilize these products like to understand some of the simple basics on how they work. One great example here is the inverter - what exactly is this component, which different types are found in today's solar panels, and what should you be thinking about with regard to an inverter if you're having solar panels installed on your home or building?
At Intermountain Wind & Solar, we're here to offer a wide range of residential and commercial solar panel installation services to clients around SLC, Utah and Boise, Idaho. Here are some basics on what solar inverters do, their common types, and some important considerations within this area for any new solar client.
For those who are just learning about solar power, it's important to understand the basic functionality of the entire system when discussing the inverter. Your solar panels are built to absorb sunlight and transform it into DC power, or direct current. However, most standard homes today actually use AC power, or alternating current - this is where the inverter comes in.
The main purpose of an inverter is to convert the DC power produced by solar panels into usable AC power for your home or building. This allows you to use the energy generated by your solar panels for appliances and electrical systems throughout the property. Inverters also regulate the amount of power flowing from your solar panels to prevent damage or overloading.
In layman's terms, think of the inverter as the bridge between your solar panels and your home's electrical systems. It takes the energy from the panels and transforms it into a usable form, making solar power a viable option for powering homes and buildings.
There are three main types of inverters commonly found in residential and commercial solar panel setups:
When choosing an inverter for your solar panel setup, there are a few key factors to consider:
At Intermountain Wind & Solar, our team is well-versed in all types of solar inverters and can help you choose the best option for your specific needs and budget. We also offer regular maintenance services to keep your system running smoothly. Don't hesitate to contact us with any questions or to schedule a consultation for your residential or commercial solar panel installation project, whether you're in SLC, Utah or Boise, Idaho.
There are a few common reasons why homeowners often look to make the switch to solar power as their primary power source in the home, from sustainability priorities to cost efficiency factors, and one great example in this latter category is high electrical bills. Homes that use lots of power on a regular basis can benefit in especially large ways from the switch to solar - but what are some of the reasons why your bills might be high in the first place, prompting such a change?
At Intermountain Wind & Solar, we're here to offer a wide range of commercial and residential solar power installation and related services to clients around SLC, Utah and Boise, Idaho. We help clients assess all their energy and power needs within the home, plus advise on how our solar panels will be able to meet your needs in a more sustainable way. Here are some of the most common causes we see for high electric bills when clients come to us looking for solutions, plus the value of a solar power system for offsetting these needs.
There are several major factors that may be causing your energy bills to skyrocket, including the following:
All of these reasons play a role in high electric bills - but how can solar power help with them? For starters, solar systems can help reduce the amount of electricity needed to power a home. By using energy from the sun, solar panels can generate their own electricity to meet a portion or all of a home's energy needs.
Additionally, if your state offers net metering programs, you may be able to receive credits for excess energy produced by your solar system that is sent back to the grid. This can help offset electric bills even further, potentially resulting in zero monthly costs for energy. Furthermore, solar panels are more efficient and cost-effective than ever before, making them a viable option for homeowners looking to save on their energy bills.
Now, even if you install a solar power system, there are still measures you can take to help lower your electric consumption and reduce your energy usage even further. These include:
Switching to solar power can help homeowners reduce their monthly electric bills significantly, while also promoting sustainability and reducing carbon footprints. Contact us at Intermountain Wind & Solar to learn more about how we can help you make a smooth transition to solar power for your home or business, whether you're in SLC, Utah, Boise, Idaho or any nearby area of either state.
If you're set to have solar panels installed on your home or building in the upcoming days, weeks or months, the actual day of installation itself is one you may be eagerly anticipating. It's also one where some basic preparations should be considered, ensuring that your space and everyone who spends time in it are ready for the big day.
At Intermountain Wind & Solar, we're here to offer a wide range of solar panel installation services to clients around Salt Lake City, Utah and Boise, Idaho, bringing quality solar power to numerous homes and businesses alike. Here are some basics on how to prepare your home or building and its occupants for the day of solar panel installation, plus some essential tips on what will happen that day and how to be ready for it.
At least a day or two ahead of time, take a walk around your property and do a visual inspection of your roof. If you notice any loose or missing shingles, have them fixed beforehand. This will save time and make it easier for the installation team to start work on the solar panel system right away.
If you're planning on having a new roof installed, be sure to do this before the solar panels are put in place. If there is any necessary roof maintenance that needs to be done, take care of it before installation day.
There also may be certain preparations that need to be done depending on other elements of your roof. If a satellite dish or other equipment is in the way, contact your installation company to discuss having it moved beforehand.
On the day of solar panel installation, make sure that all rooms and areas are accessible to the installers. If there are any pets, be sure to keep them contained in a safe space away from the work area. Ensure that any valuables or breakable items are moved out of the way to prevent any accidents.
Whether it's a home or a business, solar panel installation can be quite noisy and disruptive. If you have young children or elderly individuals residing in the building, it may be wise to arrange for them to stay with friends or family during the day of installation.
For businesses, it's important to inform employees ahead of time about the scheduled installation date and any potential noise disruptions that may occur. Consider arranging for remote work or alternate working locations if necessary.
Because installation crews will be moving equipment and materials around, it's important to have enough space available for them in your yard or other property areas. Be sure to clear any clutter or obstacles beforehand to make their job easier.
For instance, if you have a driveway or parking area where installers will need to park their trucks or store materials, make sure it's clear of any vehicles or obstructions. This will help the installation process go smoothly and efficiently.
In addition to simply informing occupants about the installation process, it's important to ensure their safety during the day of installation. Make sure that children and pets are kept away from the work area at all times for their own protection.
If anyone in your household has health concerns or sensitivities to noise or dust, consider making arrangements for them to be out of the house on the day of installation.
For your knowledge, here are the broad and general steps that will take place on the day of installation - keep in mind that things like permits and site assessment are not included here, as these will be arranged well in advance.
With the right basic preparations, your home or business will be ready for the day of solar panel installation. Be sure to follow these tips and communicate with your installation company to make the process as smooth and efficient as possible. And soon enough, you'll be enjoying all the benefits of clean, renewable solar energy on your property.
At Intermountain Wind & Solar, we take pride in providing top-quality solar panel installation services to our clients. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you make the switch to solar power, whether you're in SLC, Utah or Boise, Idaho.
There are a few areas of a given property that may require just a bit of standard upkeep and maintenance during the colder parts of the year, and solar panels on the roof of your home or business are a great example. With nothing but a few very simple and occasional steps, you can ensure that your solar panels remain in great shape and producing quality energy throughout the winter.
At Intermountain Wind & Solar, we're here to provide the very best commercial and residential solar power services to clients across Salt Lake City, Utah and Boise, Idaho. Our solar power professionals are here to help with any and all of your needs, including basic recommendations or assistance with winter care for your panels. Here are some basic tips on ensuring your solar panels stay in great shape this winter, plus a few areas to steer clear of here as well.
One area of winter preparation goes all the way back to solar panel installation, and is one that speaks to the importance of quality installers: Making sure that your panels are angled and aligned correctly to avoid heavy snow buildup, which can cause damage or even lead to detachment in some cases. This is just one example of the thoroughness and detail we employ at Intermountain Wind & Solar during panel installation.
For instance, if your panels are not angled correctly, snow and debris will accumulate on the surface. This can obstruct sunlight from reaching the cells or even cause damage to internal components, reducing energy production. In addition, heavy snow loads can put excess weight on your roof and cause safety concerns for those below. In the worst such cases, roof collapses can occur.
Like any other element of your home that's visible from the ground, you should be making periodic visual checks of your solar panels throughout the winter. This means stepping outside in between snowstorms and checking to make sure there is no damage, warping or other issues that have affected panel alignment.
Visual checks are also important after a major storm event - heavy winds or storms can sometimes cause small shifts in panel position, which may need realignment for optimal performance. If you're unsure how to perform these checks, our team at Intermountain Wind & Solar is happy to assist.
We know it can be natural to worry about solar panels when snow begins falling, but the truth is that a moderate amount of snow actually helps with panel efficiency. This is because sunlight reflects off the white surface and hits the cells from multiple angles, increasing energy production. In most cases, your panels will automatically clear themselves of light to moderate snow accumulations.
If you're experiencing heavy snowfall or have concerns about how much build-up is happening on your panels, it's always best to call our professionals for assistance rather than attempting to clear the snow yourself. We have the proper equipment and training to handle this task without damaging your panels or compromising safety.
In cases where you do need to remove snow from your panels, use a soft-bristled snow brush or broom with an extended handle if needed. The handle should be long enough that you can reach up to panels from the ground, avoiding any need to climb on the roof. Be gentle when clearing snow and do not use any sharp objects that could damage the surface of your panels.
Never attempt to use chemicals or other de-icing products on your solar panels. These can harm the surface of your panels and may even compromise their efficiency. If you have concerns about ice buildup, contact our team for assistance.
Solar panel owners also sometimes worry about high winds or extreme cold, but the truth is that these elements do not damage solar panels when they are properly installed. In fact, most modern panels are designed to withstand hurricane-strength winds and temperatures as low as -40 degrees Fahrenheit.
Again, however, this highlights the importance of working with a trusted installation partner like Intermountain Wind & Solar. Our installers are experienced and knowledgeable, ensuring your panels are installed with the highest level of quality and durability in mind.
Finally, remember that winter is also a great time to take advantage of tax credits and other incentives for solar panel installation or maintenance - you may even be eligible for some deductions or rebates just by keeping your panels in top shape throughout the colder months.
At Intermountain Wind & Solar, we're happy to provide you with any additional information or assistance you require on winter solar panel maintenance. Contact us today to learn more about this or any of our other services for clients around SLC, Utah and Boise, Idaho.
There are a few situations where homeowners frequently wonder what to do involving their solar panels, and one great example here is anyone considering selling their home with existing solar panels. Solar panels can make your home much more attractive on the market for many buyers, but it's also important to ensure you're aware of any common needs, responsibilities or transfer details with regard to the solar panels and system setup.
At Intermountain Wind & Solar, we're here to help with a wide range of commercial and residential solar power needs for clients around SLC, Utah and Boise, Idaho - including those looking to buy or sell a home with solar panels already in place. Here's a primer on why solar panels are often such an attractive component when you're selling, plus what to do before selling and how to ensure that any transfers or other processes are carried out transparently and with proper documentation.
Firstly, a brief overview of why solar panels are so attractive when selling a home. There are many reasons, including:
For these reasons and more, solar panels can be a major selling point for any homeowner. They often allow you to list the home at a higher price and attract more interested buyers.
If you're planning to sell your home with solar panels, there are a few steps you'll want to take before putting it on the market:
In many cases, one very helpful step before selling is to have your solar panels inspected by a reputable company like Intermountain Wind & Solar. This allows you to identify any potential issues and address them before the sale, helping to maximize the value of your home and avoid any surprises for buyers.
For instance, the inspection might reveal that your panels are dirty, damaged or not functioning at maximum capacity. Addressing these issues can help you get the best return on investment for your solar system and make it more attractive to potential buyers.
Even if no issues are found during the inspection, having documentation of the inspection can still be valuable for potential buyers. It shows that you have taken care of your solar system and can provide peace of mind for buyers.
When it comes time to transfer ownership of your solar panels, there are a few key steps to follow:
At Intermountain Wind & Solar, we have years of experience helping clients with all aspects of solar panel ownership - including buying, selling and transferring ownership. If you're looking for a reputable company that can provide expert advice and support throughout this process, don't hesitate to reach out today. We serve clients around SLC, Utah and Boise, Idaho, plus nearby areas in each state. Contact us today to learn more!
Your quest for uninterrupted power and a glimpse into the future of battery technology ends here, with Intermountain Wind and Solar (IWS). As a trusted industry leader in solar power for clients around Utah and Idaho since 2008, we understand your desire for reliable backup power and your curiosity about the latest advancements in battery technology. We're here to guide you every step of the way.
The Wattsmart Battery Program, created by Rocky Mountain Power, is an innovative and cost-effective way to store energy and save on your overall electricity costs. With the use of cutting-edge home batteries, you can experience uninterrupted power during unexpected outages or fluctuations in the grid.
We are here to help you learn how to take full advantage of the financial incentives that were added to the Wattsmart Battery Program created by Rocky Mountain Power.
In this program homeowners are eligible for cash rebates, helping to offset the initial cost of installing battery storage systems. This program allows customers to not only save money, but also help them to become more self-sufficient in terms of their energy needs. This, in turn, can reduce their reliance on the grid and the associated electricity costs. This also allows them to have a reliable backup power source during emergencies or unexpected power outages.
Our solar and battery systems qualify for a 30% federal tax credit. In addition to that through the Wattsmart Battery Program customers can get $400 per kilowatt of battery capacity paid upfront, then $15 per kilowatt paid per year! It's not just a way to save on installation; it's a promise of long-term savings on your energy bills.
Whether you're adding solar to your existing system or installing a brand-new solar system, we make the process effortless. We'll be there from start to finish, helping you choose the perfect home batteries for your energy needs and ensuring their seamless integration with your solar system.
Our typical client shares your values – they want a dependable source of back-up power for their home. With IWS, you get more than just power; you get peace of mind. Our solutions are tailored to ensure that when the lights go out, your home stays lit.
We offer cutting-edge battery systems with a focus on the future. These batteries are equipped with the most advanced features and come with 10-year warranties, providing you with a decade of confidence in your investment. This allows you to experience uninterrupted power and save money in the long run.
While the inverter isn't an IWS product, we provide you with the best choices available. It's the key to ensuring your system runs smoothly, and we offer an inverter that complements our battery technology, enabling seamless, efficient energy storage.
We're also here to help you understand battery capacity and the amount of energy you'll need to power your home during an outage or grid fluctuation. Our experts will calculate the ideal battery size for your household's unique needs, providing you with a personalized solution that ensures uninterrupted power when you need it most.
To learn more about how to participate in this battery rebate program visit our website at [www.imwindandsolar.com]. Here, you'll find all the information you need about our cutting-edge battery solutions, Watt Smart program benefits, and how to set up an appointment with our knowledgeable sales team.
Don't wait for the lights to go out to realize the importance of reliable power. Join the solar revolution with IWS today and experience the future of battery technology while securing your home's energy needs for years to come. We serve clients around SLC, Utah, Boise, Idaho and many nearby areas in each state, and we're excited to help you take the first step towards energy independence. So visit our website or give us a call today for more information and to schedule your free consultation. Let's power up your home with the latest in battery technology!
There are several areas where it makes sense to compare multiple options before moving forward, and those who are looking into their solar power options are a good example. When looking to compare pricing, features and related areas among your solar power options, the most common format here is the use of proposals from different providers.
At Intermountain Wind & Solar, we're proud to provide quality commercial and residential solar power solutions across Utah and Idaho, and we regularly build proposals to send to clients to allow them to view our comprehensive services and compare them with other providers. Here are some basics on why it pays to get multiple proposals as you're considering your solar options, plus the common elements typically included in solar power proposals and how to consider and compare them.
For those entering the solar space for the first time, it's easy to see solar panels as a purely aesthetic item – essentially, some sun-absorbing devices that will power your home or building. In reality, they're much more complex than this, and comparing proposals from different providers is the only way to get a full understanding of what each can offer.
This includes not only pricing and installation costs, but also maintenance fees, warranties and other critical pieces of information. These factors can vary widely between providers, and only by comparing proposals will you be able to determine which is truly the best fit for your specific needs.
Most solar power proposals will include several basic elements that allow you to compare them with one another:
Once you have multiple proposals in hand, here are some areas to consider as you compare them:
While your options will typically be relatively similar here across most providers, this is still an area worth checking. If one provider offers more favorable financing terms than others, perhaps they have a partner relationship or some other advantage that makes them worth considering.
Furthermore, don't hesitate to ask important questions like project delays or safety precautions now. This information can impact your decision and should be considered alongside other elements when making your final choice.
If you're ready to receive a proposal for solar power installation, or if you have any additional questions on this subject, reach out to the pros at Intermountain Wind & Solar today. We'll happily walk you through the entire process. Contact us today for more information on our solar panel services across Utah and Idaho!
The increasing popularity of solar power creates several distinct benefits for various communities and even our broader society at large, and this goes beyond well-known areas of environmental impact (though these remain quite important, and they're well-known for a reason). Another major area where solar power has a positive impact: On job creation and other economic factors throughout our society.
At Intermountain Wind & Solar, we're happy to provide both commercial and residential solar power solutions for clients around Salt Lake City, Boise, and other parts of both Utah and Idaho. Let's take a look at the multiple different ways that increasing use of solar power across the country improves the economy and job creation in many communities, while also helping create a more sustainable world.
One of the simplest and most notable effects of solar power is its positive influence on job creation. Since 2015, when the solar industry really began seeing major growth, the number of jobs in solar power has increased significantly. This is especially true when it comes to installation and maintenance roles, which offer opportunities for people with a variety of skillsets to pursue.
Moreover, these jobs are typically well-paying and offer some stability compared to other more volatile job markets. Perhaps best of all, there's no expectation of this growth slowing down anytime soon - in fact, quite the opposite. The solar industry is expected to continue expanding over the next several years and decades.
Another major benefit of solar power is that it can reduce energy costs for the population at large. This is true both on a individual level, as more and more people install their own solar panels to save money on electric bills, as well as a larger societal one.
As more solar projects are built across the country, electricity prices should drop in response to the increased competition in this market. This could help businesses save on operating costs as well as provide cheaper power to low-income households, thus reducing the financial burden that energy usage can create for many communities.
As solar power becomes more and more popular, it can help to increase our energy security. This is because solar energy is a renewable resource that's not dependent on any particular region or external factor for its availability - which means that it can provide a secure source of energy even in the face of uncertain conditions.
This increased security could be especially useful during times of crisis, such as natural disasters or other events that could disrupt traditional energy sources. By investing in solar power now, we can help build a more secure and sustainable future for generations to come.
Due to lower energy costs and the increased job opportunities associated with the solar industry, it can serve to increase business competition in a variety of sectors. This is because lower energy costs enable businesses to run more efficiently and increase their profits while also allowing them to pay employees higher wages.
In turn, this helps create a level playing field where businesses are competing not only based on price but also quality - something that can benefit both businesses and consumers in the long run.
While it's more of an indirect benefit, the increased use of solar power can help to limit the effects that climate change has on our planet. This is because solar energy is a clean source of power that doesn't produce emissions or pollutants in the way some other forms of energy production do.
Not only does this help businesses from a reputational standpoint, it also often does so from a practical standpoint. Climate change increases the likelihood of severe weather-related events, such as floods and droughts, that can disrupt entire ecosystems. By using solar power, we can help reduce the chances of these events occurring in the future.
In short, it's clear that solar power offers numerous benefits to our economy and job creation needs - both on a small scale and a large one. From job creation to energy cost reductions to climate change prevention, this renewable energy source can help create a better future for us all.
With Intermountain Wind & Solar, you can get the benefits of solar power in your own home or business and start experiencing these rewards firsthand. Get in touch today to learn more about our solar solutions for clients around Utah and Idaho!
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