Solar FAQs

Affordable Solar offers the best Production Guarantee in the industry on top of the best system warranties available for solar installations.

We exclusively install Enphase micro inverters, which provide the most benefits, efficiency and flexibility to homeowners.

Affordable Solar has an in-house service team and handles all issues in a timely manner.

We’ve installed 4,500+ residential solar systems in New Mexico. This number grows by about 500+ residential solar installations per year.

Affordable Solar does all of our own solar installations with our in-house install crews to ensure a smooth project timeline and installation.

We make a strong effort to work with local suppliers, vendors and partners as well as doing our fair share of community service.

Each case should be looked at differently and a lot will be changing in the coming years. Our take is that if the electric vehicle (EV) is not on order then you might end up paying for a lot more solar than you need at the moment.

We get this question quite often. Most utilities offer a very attractive Net Metering program where you are allowed to ‘bank’ extra solar production – as opposed to receiving a check for it

Affordable Solar has partnerships with solar panel manufacturers that have run longer than a lot of solar companies have been in business. Having a solar panel company that you can count on being around for the long haul to honor warranty claims is one of the most important factors in deciding on a solar panel.

Affordable Solar has been involved in over 20,000  sales and installation of commercial solar systems.

Our service and warranties. We are Local, Reliable and Trusted. No one has sold and installed more solar in the state of New Mexico.

 A typical residential solar installation, depending on the size of the system will take 1-2 days in most cases.

This is a rapidly changing aspect of solar. Each case should be looked at individually. You can read more info on how residential solar installations can affect your home value on our blog. 

Yes, but not as much as one would think. Today’s solar panels degrade by less than half a percent each year, and would fall into warranty if they degrade more than that.

During your initial home assessment the condition of your roof will be looked at. At that time we can determine if the roof is safe to install solar or not.

We can install on 99% of roofs that we encounter. And if we can’t install on your roof, we offer ground mounts as an alternative.

Yes, we post many projects on our social media pages such as Facebook and Instagram, as well as on our website, which you can find here- residential solar installation projects, commercial solar installation projects, utility and industrial solar installation projects, community scale solar installation projects, tribal solar installation projects.