Find Us Now Expands Directory to Include “Solar Panel Installers Near Me”
Dec 18, 2019
December 18, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - Find Us Now has expanded their directory of professional services to include solar panel installers, and they are offering free in-home solar panel installation consultations and no-obligation quotes. Clint Butler, a Find Us Now spokesperson, stated, “Our ever growing network of professionals offers top-of-the-line solutions and we’re excited to expand our offerings to support installation of Solar Panel Kits. Switching to solar power reduces both your carbon footprint and utility bills. Our knowledgeable professionals with years of experience put quality and safety first, so our customers can be confident in the services that they are receiving.”
Home and business owners thinking about making the switch to solar power instead of more conventional methods of energy usage may also be able to benefit from the United States federal solar tax credit or Investment Tax Credit (ITC). However, those interested in availing of the federal solar investment tax credit should move quickly as the value of the benefit begins to decrease yearly starting in 2020. For solar energy projects that commence building in 2019, the credit is 30% for solar system installation for both commercial and residential entities regardless of size, which will decrease to 26% for projects starting in 2020, 22% for projects that commence building in 2021, and finally in 2022 the benefit scales down to 10% for commercial and utility scale residential purposes only and excluding small residential jobs that begin building in that year. The Solar Energy Industries Association is leading the efforts to extend the widely effective federal solar investment tax credit policies, which was enacted in 2006 and has since lead to a greater than 10,000% growth in the solar industry. Home and business owners outside of the United States could also benefit from similar tax policies and credits depending on their location.
Prospective customers searching for “Solar panel installers near me” receive immediate access to a vetted network of professional and experienced solar panel installation experts through Find Us Now. The Find Us Now website provides a large directory of professional services across the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom. The company offers same day communication with their network of professional service providers spanning across 70+ industries ranging from home improvement projects, to legal and health services. The company’s solar panel installation service representatives are available day or night, 7 days a week, and many of their listed services are available under short notice and for emergency situations. Services and industries facilitated by the company’s network includes insurance agents, real estate agents, interior designers, and chiropractors. Other home improvement-related services offered are flooring installation, roof repair, and even junk removal.
All the solar panel installation service providers in the Find Us Now directory have been pre-screened and proven to be reliable and professional, and the company invites qualified service providers to join as a pro for solar panel installation as well as any of the 70+ service business categories that the company currently supports. This provides business owners a unique opportunity to attract and retain new clients from the thousands of visitors the site receives on a daily basis while expanding the choices and availability of services that Find Us Now clients can select from. Business owners approved to join the Find Us Now network can look forward to the greater exposure to new clients in their area, as well as the added legitimacy of being selected to participate in this list of high quality, trusted service providers. Service providers with an established history of excellent customer feedback and reviews and all necessary professional qualifications for their specialty may reach out to spokesperson Clint Butler and the Find Us Now team in order to be added to the Find Us Now network. Businesses providing more than one type of service may be included in directories for a variety of services listed on the Find Us Now site.
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