Questions Homeowners Ask

It depends on the home. Factors such as your roof (age, condition, direction, and shade), how much electricity you use, your utility's requirements, and whether you own the property all play a part. A short set of questions gives us a starting picture, and a solar professional reviews the details with you before anything is decided.

No. Answering questions and scheduling a consultation is not a purchase. You'll have the chance to review the details, see any proposal, and ask questions before deciding whether to move forward.

Just the basics: whether you own the home, your approximate monthly electricity bill, your electric provider, the property address, and how to reach you. You don't need to know anything technical about solar. A recent electricity bill is helpful to have nearby for the consultation.

A solar professional goes over the information you provided, explains the options that may be available for your home, answers your questions, and walks through any proposal with you. You decide whether it makes sense for your household.

No. Solar suitability can depend on factors such as property ownership, roof characteristics, electricity usage, utility requirements, available products, and other eligibility criteria.

It varies by home. Timing can depend on design, permitting, utility requirements, equipment availability, and scheduling, so we don't promise a specific timeline. Your solar professional can explain the typical steps and what to expect for your situation.

Energy Saving Oasis provides solar education, home qualification, and sales support — we are not the installation contractor. Installation is handled by an installation partner. Your solar specialist can tell you who would handle installation for your property before you make any decision.

Yes — you can ask about it during your consultation. Whether battery storage is available and makes sense depends on your home, your goals, and what the installation partner offers in your area.