Residential Solar Power System

The 2 basic types of a Residential Solar Power System are

Grid Tied and Independent.

If alternative home power is in your future, have a closer look at solar power for a residential home and turn your home into a Solar Power House.

These pages will help you decide if residential solar power is the right choice for you.

Grid Tied Residential Solar Power System

If you're an urbanite or suburbanite, a grid tied system may be an option for you. To see how a Grid Tied Residential Solar Power System can be a Win, Win, Win situation. Click Here


Using solar to power a residential home or cottage is one of the ways to a sustainable future.

Independent Residential Solar Power System

For blackout protection and in areas where tying in to the grid isn't an option an independent solar system answers the call. Learn More

Here's a good place to get an idea of what's available and the cost of a home solar power system. Remember that the panels represent about half of the overall cost of a residential solar energy system. Batteries (for independent systems only) hardware and installation are usually sold separately.

Solar has come a long way from the day when a Residential Solar Power System consisted of a meat drying rack and a clothes line.

We can now run an entire household including a gamut of appliances and electronics using the power of the sun, even when the sun isn't shining!