Solar Negotiators

Not all solar companies are created equal. Solar Negotiators puts the long-term success of our clients first. In fact, we are the only company to include FREE human monitoring & maintenance with every solar contract. If you're looking at solar, it is important to do your research. Our Solar Buyer's Guide will not only save you time, but help you better prepare for your sales appointment. In this document you can learn about the costs of solar energy, how long it takes to get installed, the best panels options and much more!

We invest in our customer's success by making sure we bring the right people on to our team. Each and every one of our staff members does their part to make your solar experience positive and memorable. Solar Negotiators does our part to create a positive work environment and team atmosphere. Our office and field are filled with people who love to do great work-which is why we are the top-rated solar company for customer satisfaction.

Going solar is an important decision for homeowners looking for a long-term, sustainable energy solution. Choosing the right company for your solar installation can make the difference in how much money you save and how satisfied you are with your purchase down the road. That's why Solar Negotiators make it our mission to ensure our customers save long-term. We do this by providing an exclusive, lifetime solar workmanship warranty. Our team remains accountable to our customers through our monitoring and maintenance services plans- included in every solar contract.

Solar panels are comprised of photovoltaic cells, meaning they convert sunlight into energy which can be used to power your home. The sun's rays provide photons of light that hit these solar cells on your system, knocking electrons loose from their atoms. If conductors are attached to the positive and negative sides of a cell, it forms an electrical circuit. When electrons flow through such a circuit, they generate electricity. Multiple cells make up a solar panel, and multiple panels (modules) can be wired together to form a solar array.