Sun Source Energy

• Financing Options
• Aesthetically Pleasing Panels 
• 25-Year Warranty 

Financing Options

Like most solar companies, customers have the option to purchase their solar system from Sun Source Energy. The company has 0% down financing options through its lender network. 

Not all solar companies give customers the option for a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) but Sun Source Energy does. With PPAs, the solar company owns the system and the customer pays a lease for the use of the solar system. Typically, this option is still cheaper than paying a utility bill.

Customers who choose to use a PPA from Sun Source Energy are guaranteed a fixed rate for the use of the system. This is a great benefit, as utility bill rates tend to increase over time. Using a PPA to fund the installation of a solar system can save customers money on energy in the long run. 

Aesthetically Pleasing Panels

Sun Source Energy uses triple black monocrystalline solar panels, which are more subtle and sleek-looking on many roof types and are preferred aesthetically by many customers for that reason. 

25-Year Warranty 

Sun Source Energy provides a 25-year performance warranty on its panels so you can be sure your investment is protected against performance issues in the future. 

• Product Details Unknown
• Limited Information on Website

Product Details Unknown

Typically, a high-quality solar company will indicate who manufactures its panels, inverters, and racking equipment. With Sun Source Energy, there are no such details on the company’s website. Without knowing the manufacturers of Sun Source Energy products, it makes it difficult for customers to know the quality of the panels and to be able to compare the company’s equipment offerings with others in the industry. 

Limited Information on Website

The Sun Source Energy website is only one page. It doesn’t have much information about the company’s background, history, certifications, past projects, or equipment, as mentioned above. While this may not be a dealbreaker, it is difficult to get a feel for what the company offers from its website.