1 Talk to your electric co-op first. They can offer guidance and recommendations.
2 Get at least three quotes from solar companies, and thoroughly read their reviews.
3 Avoid solar companies that use high-pressure tactics.
4 Don’t believe unrealistic promises.
5 Only sign clear, easy-to-understand contracts.
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