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Residential Group Solar Projects for Your Community

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Community Solar Projects
Save Time & Money

8MSolar’s goal is energy independence for all of North Carolina. Community solar projects allow 8MSolar to reduce the total costs for all parties involved to make their dream a reality. 

Less dependence on common energy resources + decreased installation costs = an energy independent community.

Participating Communities:

Holly Springs, Fuquay Varina, Morrisville, Cary, and Apex

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WHY Your Community Should Go Solar

Your solar power system effectively pays for itself, providing decades of renewable energy and low energy costs. With a community solar project, it takes less time to pay off your system which means savings for years to come.

Faster Site Inspections

Faster Site Inspections

The 8MSolar team will come to your neighborhood and inspect all homes in preparation for solar installation. Our team can complete this for multiple homes in less than two weeks.

Permit Approvals

Permit Approvals

All of your neighbors’ permit information can be submitted to the city at once. If there is an HOA we can help obtain approvals, and the more homes going solar at once the easier the approval.

Bulk Equipment Savings

Bulk Equipment Savings

As 8MSolar makes equipment purchases in bulk we pass that savings onto you and your community ensuring the lowest prices possible. 

Increase resale value

Increase resale value

Install solar power for your home now and profit if you move. Buyers rate solar-powered homes highly and will pay a premium for them, especially as energy costs continue to rise.

Benefit from tax savings

Benefit from tax savings

Offset your residential solar power costs with tax rebates, such as Duke Energy’s PowerPair Incentive, and the Federal Tax Credit, which gives you back up to 30% of your installation bill.

Lower electricity bills

Lower electricity bills

By installing home solar panels, the average homeowner saves $1800 a year! You can also sell unused energy to your local utility, increasing your overall income.

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Installing solar panels on your home can save you hundreds of dollars.
See how little you can pay on electricity below.

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Frequently asked QUESTIONS

We provide residential and commercial solar panel installation services all across North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia, including:

  • Apex
  • Burlington
  • Cary
  • Chapel Hill
  • Charlotte
  • Durham
  • Greensboro
  • High Point
  • Holly Springs
  • Raleigh
  • Morrisville
  • Wake Forest
  • Wilmington
  • Winston-Salem

Unlike other installers who are focused only on the sales process, we look at your exact monthly electricity usage (rather than the average) to determine precisely what size system you need and give you an accurate indication of savings.

Residential solar panel users can offset a massive 100,000 lbs of carbon dioxide in 20 years; the same amount produced by driving your car 100,000 miles!

We offer solar panels from the best manufacturers in the business, including Silfab Solar, Panasonic, LG Solar, and more. The most common types of residential solar panels we use include:

Monocrystalline: A monocrystalline solar panel system uses pure silicon to absorb the sun’s energy. These high-end panels are incredibly effective, with sunny days yielding up to 20% energy efficiency, which refers to the amount of sunlight converted to energy rather than just warming the surface. Homeowners with smaller roofs typically choose monocrystalline panels.

Polycrystalline: Polycrystalline panels reach a slightly lower level of energy efficiency — around 15-17% — but they are more affordable. We tend to install polycrystalline panels on larger roofs where the slightly lower efficiency has minimal impact on the success of the system.

The costs of solar panel installation will vary by home because no two properties are the same and don’t use electricity the same way. If your home requires more electricity than the average home, you could need more panels to suit your needs.

Overall, we determine the cost of residential solar power by the size of your roof, the number of solar panels we need to use, and their type.

The majority of your solar panel expenses relate to the upfront costs of materials and installation. At 8MSolar, we offer high-end services that fit your budget.

If you need help meeting these upfront costs, we have several payment options available.

You may be concerned about the costs of buying and installing solar panels for your house, but don’t worry, we can make installing solar panels much more manageable for you. At 8MSolar, we offer two main payment options for solar panels for houses which are shown in the diagram below. Both options for home solar panels have their advantages, and the best option will depend on your individual circumstances. You may find it better to pay for the solar panels upfront, or prefer to spread the cost over a few monthly installments.

If you’re not sure which payment plan is best for you, our residential solar power experts can guide you. We will help you choose the best solar panels for your home and are here to support you throughout your solar power project.

Paying for your new solar system can be overwhelming, but local and federal tax incentives can help make the project more affordable. The current Federal Solar Tax Credit could save you 26% on the total cost of your solar project. On top of this credit, homeowners can save up to $6,000 with the Duke Energy Rebate Program.

There are two main technologies that convert the sun’s power into electricity.

Concentrating solar power (CSP) uses the sun’s energy to produce extremely large amounts of electricity. CSP works by using mirrors to focus sunlight and convert it into heat. 

Photovoltaics (PV) are the panels you’ve probably seen on rooftops in your neighborhood. These panels convert the sun’s light into electricity when the sun is shining. The panel’s cells soak up photons from the sunlight and as a result, electricity flows. Our residential solar experts can work with you to install state-of-the-art  PV panels to power your home.

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Residential Solar Case Studies from 8MSolar

Solar Panel Case Study - Thomas Dubik in North Carolina

Case Study: Thomas Dubik

February 2, 2022
Solar Panel Case Study - Mark Roth

Case Study: Marc Roth

November 7, 2021
Solar Panel Case Study - Billy Usrey

Case Study: Billy Usrey

October 11, 2021
Solar Panel Case Study - Robert Reeber

Case Study: Robert Reeber

August 27, 2021

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