Solar panels do generate electricity on cloudy days, although their efficiency may be reduced. They don’t produce power at night, but that’s where a solar battery storage system or grid connection comes in. Excess energy generated during the day can be stored or sent back to the grid, and you can draw from the grid or your battery during nighttime hours.

If your solar system produces more electricity than you need, the excess energy can be fed back into the grid. In most cases, you'll receive credits on your electricity bill through a process known as net metering, allowing you to offset future electricity use when your solar panels aren't producing power.

Solar panels require minimal maintenance, as they have no moving parts. Occasional cleaning to remove dust, debris, or snow, as well as periodic inspections to ensure everything is functioning correctly, will help maximize their efficiency. Our team offers ongoing maintenance services to keep your system performing optimally.