PAIC Solar

• Consultation Options
• Expanding Service Area
• Qualified Financing

Consultation Options

A number of solar installation companies offer some sort of complimentary consultation. Many of these are short conversations are held over the phone. PAIC, however, offers the following consulatation options:

• In-home consult — These typically last one hour and are the most thorough in terms of information and analysis provided. 
• Online zoom consult — These meetings generally last a half an hour and address any questions or concerns prospective clients may have. 
• Phone consult — These conversations can take place anytime, anywhere and usually last one hour. 

By offering a range of consultation options, PAIC remains committed to its promise to provide proficient and detailed information. 

Expanding Service Area

Generally, solar installation companies will offer services solely in one state or targeted cities within a state. Very rarely do solar installation companies find ways to expand across state lines. 

Even though PAIC is a relatively new operation, the company has already expanded its services to cover two different states. Currently PAIC has installation operations in Texas and Oklahoma. 

Qualified Financing

In addition to providing clear information to interested solar consumers, PAIC is dedicated to making renewable energy more accessible. In order to do this, PAIC works diligently to help customers obtain proper financing. 

Many solar installation companies will offer financing programs to clients or provide resources to them to independently obtain financing. PAIC will walk clients through the application process and ensure that a number of options are made available. This allows homeowners who previously believed solar energy to be out of reach due to budget restrictions the flexibility to make this dream a reality. 

• Undisclosed Equipment Information
• Warranties Offered
• Experience and Accreditation

Undisclosed Equipment Information

Potential solar customers have common questions, including what brand of equipment a solar installation company has access to. Many solar installation operations will partner with or become an authorized dealer of tier-1 solar equipment. Solar companies often make this information public as prospective clients are interested in what equipment could potentially be installed on their property. 

PAIC clients will have to wait until the consultation portion of the process to find out specifically what equipment brands are available to them. The company has not publicly disclosed what equipment/brands it uses for solar panels, inverters, or battery system. 

Warranties Offered

Warranties are a standard offering within the solar industry for a number of reasons. First, solar systems are a substantial financial investment. While this investment often pays off in the long run, it is initially quite steep. Because of the financial investment, clients want to make sure that equipment will function as designed. Due to the complexities of solar system connections, warranties are also offered to cover any sort of workmanship mishaps that may cause problems over time. 

A vast majority of solar clients will have access to one or all of the following warranties: equipment, production, and workmanship. Specifics regarding warranty details are often made public as researching solar clients are invested in protecting their financial investment. Unfortunately, PAIC has not disclosed any warranty specifics nor has the company made it clear whether these forms of protection are even available to its client base. 

Experience and Accreditation

PAIC is still relatively new to the industry, having been founded in 2020. While that does not mean PAIC is not qualified for solar installation projects, it may just mean the team has not encountered specifics within a particular project that a more experienced company has. 

In addition to being new to the solar industry, PAIC has not yet obtained any sort of NABCEP certification. This certification is not required, but is viewed as the gold standard within the solar industry. Many solar installation companies will at least have one professional that has obtained their NABCEP certification, but PAIC does not.