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10 Things to Do Before Going Solar—Big Dog Handles Nine

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Going solar involves design, permits, utility coordination, installation, inspection, and more. This quick video delivers the simple version: call Big Dog Solar, and the team will help manage the rest of the process.

The joke works because a solar project has many moving parts behind the scenes. A dependable partner should help review energy use, design the system, explain equipment and financing, coordinate permitting, complete installation, and guide the project through inspection and utility approval.

Homeowners still have an important role: share accurate utility information, ask questions, review the proposal, and understand the agreement before signing. The installer should make every other step clear and organized.

What This Video Covers

  • Why solar installation involves more than mounting panels
  • What a full-service solar company should coordinate
  • What homeowners should review before approving a project

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Video Transcript

Video Transcript

Mitch: 1. ) Call Big Dog Solar an we'll do the other 9.

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