Nothing’s more important to the success of your solar project than the place the panels will be installed. Will your home and property let you get the most out of your solar system? Consider these six factors, and always get a professional solar site evaluation before buying. Location Panels in the Pacific Northwest may produce… Read more
You could earn good money from new solar panels for eight years, covering up to 80% of your solar system cost. If you live in Washington and you’ve been thinking about going solar, now is a good time to act. The Washington State Legislature passed a revised production incentive program on July 1, 2017. Enjoy… Read more
Innovative financing tool, ‘SolarFlex’ will deliver substantial savings for customers (Portland, Ore.)— Enhabit announced a new program today that offers low-interest, long-term financing to Oregon homeowners installing solar panels. In collaboration with Enhabit’s partner lender Pacific Continental Bank, SolarFlex provides homeowners with low-interest financing for 18 months to pay for the upfront costs of solar… Read more
When the sun begins shining in Oregon, solar conversations intensify. With increasing affordability and access, more and more people are choosing to install solar panels to generate their own power at home, at work and on-the-go. Even if a solar-powered home isn’t on the bucket list today, you may be surprised to identify the many… Read more
As costs fall, more Rogue Valley homeowners generate their own renewable energy at home (Ashland, Ore.)—To meet growing consumer demand for renewable energy in Southern Oregon, Enhabit (formerly Clean Energy Works) has added new solar energy professionals to its network of local certified contractors. True South Solar, Southern Oregon’s largest solar installer, is partnering with… Read more
Portland, Oregon homeowner Laura Parisi finds peace of mind in a home with the whole package: energy efficiency, solar panels, and a seismic retrofit—all thanks to Enhabit. The cape cod home nestled in a North Portland neighborhood was built in 1943—a rarity, as not many homes were built during World War II. It was a… Read more
Once you’ve upgraded your home for energy efficiency, what’s next? For homeowner Erin Patrick, going solar is the natural choice. Erin lives in a 1985 ranch-style home in the heart of Wilsonville, Oregon. When the sun is shining, not even an inch of her rooftop is covered by shade. After living in the house for… Read more
You may have heard about solar panels that you can lease, rather than own. While this makes solar accessible with minimum upfront investment, there are still plenty of reasons to buy. Enhabit does not offer a lease option. 5 reasons to lease solar panels 1. You are primarily interested in using renewable energy and less… Read more
You may be eligible for tax credits for energy efficiency work done to your home. Work with a qualified tax advisor to investigate tax credits that may benefit you, especially if you’ve completed a project with Enhabit. We want you to take advantage of all the benefits available from an investment in a total home… Read more