Albuquerque Solar Panel Installations With Enphase Battery Storage Updated

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Sunhut Solar (800-261-2835) has updated its installation service for homeowners in Albuquerque who want to get solar panels with energy storage.

Albuquerque, United States - January 29, 2024 /PressCable/ —

Residents of Albuquerque and surrounding areas can now get a green energy source installed at an affordable price, thanks to Sunhut Solar. By installing solar panels with efficient battery backup from Enphase, homeowners can rely on their solar system even on cloudy days.

More information can be found at: https://www.sunhut.io/

By utilizing AI for quoting, Sunhut Solar has eliminated the need for a sales agent, meaning there is no sales commission added on top of the installation costs. With this new approach, the solar provider wants to make solar energy accessible to more households in and around Albuquerque.

Despite having the potential to increase home value, produce clean energy, and give access to beneficial incentives, only 7% of the state's electricity utilized solar in Q3 of 2023, according to SEIA (Solar Energy Industries Association). Sunhut Solar states that this low prevalence primarily has to do with commission driving up the price, explaining how solar sales agents earn between $100/KW to $1000/KW, putting a solar system out of many people's budget.

Sunhut Solar installs tier-1 black-on-black solar with the option to get a battery storage system from global tech company Enphase Energy. Sunhut Solar can also install electric car chargers from Enphase upon request for those who would like to reduce their use of fossil fuels. All products come with generous warranties to give customers peace of mind that their investment is protected for many years to come.

The process is designed with simplicity in mind. Getting an online quote only takes one minute, and Sunhut Solar's AI bot will present the customer with a detailed image of what the result will look like, a calculation of the number of panels needed, as well as the total cost with and without incentives. Sunhut Solar also offers zero down financing options, reducing the upfront costs further.

About Sunhut Solar

The solar installer has its headquarters in Albuquerque but extends its services to other New Mexico neighborhoods, including Santa, Rico Rancho, and Los Lunas.

A spokesperson for the company said, "Do you want to install solar panels on your home, but dont want to buy from pushy solar sales agents knocking on your door trying to make a quick commission on you? Well, fear not because Sunhut is here to save the day! "

Those interested can learn more at: https://www.sunhut.io/

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Organization: Sunhut Solar
Address: 500 Marquette Avenue Northwest Suite 1247, Albuquerque, NM 87102, United States
Phone: +1-800-261-2835
Website: https://www.sunhut.io

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