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Compass Solar Energy is the Longest Serving Solar Panel Company in Northwest Florida
Since 1998, Compass Solar Energy has consistently provided the highest-quality solar design and installation in support of federal, state, and local government agencies along with commercial and residential entities. Certified by the State of Florida, SBA, and North American Board Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP), we have over 45 years of combined experience in the solar industry providing quality service and customer care.
Do Solar Panels Offer a Return on Investment?
As a discerning and intelligent homeowner in a sunny state, you may understandably wonder if solar panels would be worth the cost of installation. You may see more and more neighbors installing solar panels and wonder if you should too. Perhaps, you want to go ‘off-grid,’ be more environmentally conscious, save on energy bills, increase your home value, or just
Why Go Solar: Protect the Environment
Are you wondering “why go solar?” Are you curious about the impact residential solar power has on the environment? There are many reasons to switch to solar power, from reduced electric bills to electricity security. But, one of the main reasons is to reduce the number of nonrenewable energy sources used daily. In the United States, the electric power sector is one of the
How Do Solar Panels Work?
Did you know that the world’s most ample source of energy is actually solar, not natural gas or petroleum? Surprising, isn’t it? To put things into perspective, the sun delivers a consistent 173,000~ watts of solar energy daily. That amount of energy is much more (about 10,000 times) than what the world currently uses. But the concept of solar energy
How Do I Know if Solar Is Right for Me?
There is a surge of homeowners electing to say “YES” to solar energy all over the United States and data suggests this solar boom is happening all over the world. Compass Solar Energyis based out of the northwest Florida panhandle. While we do occasionally venture outside of our immediate geographical service area for large government contracted solar farms or commercial
What Is the Process of Going Solar?
Solar is a new buzzword. Everywhere I look, I see ads offering to help people “Go Solar”. Looking it up online, there seems to be very little clear-cut information. It’s all ads, size estimating tools, and opinions from people who have had a good or bad experience. There is not much in the way of practical information on what to
Why Go Solar: U.S. Energy Dependence
Independence is essential. For almost 70 years, the United States imported more energy than it exported. In 2005 alone, the United States imported enough electricity to power 391 million homes. That may sound good. But importing energy drains the economy and leaves America open to attack. Thankfully, solar power is available. Why go solar exactly? What is so important about
Do Solar Panels Offer a Return on Investment?
As a discerning and intelligent homeowner in a sunny state, you may understandably wonder if solar panels would be worth the cost of installation. You may see more and more neighbors installing solar panels and wonder if you should too. Perhaps, you want to go ‘off-grid,’ be more environmentally conscious, save on energy bills, increase your home value, or just
Why Go Solar: Protect the Environment
Are you wondering “why go solar?” Are you curious about the impact residential solar power has on the environment? There are many reasons to switch to solar power, from reduced electric bills to electricity security. But, one of the main reasons is to reduce the number of nonrenewable energy sources used daily. In the United States, the electric power sector is one of the
How Do Solar Panels Work?
Did you know that the world’s most ample source of energy is actually solar, not natural gas or petroleum? Surprising, isn’t it? To put things into perspective, the sun delivers a consistent 173,000~ watts of solar energy daily. That amount of energy is much more (about 10,000 times) than what the world currently uses. But the concept of solar energy
How Do I Know if Solar Is Right for Me?
There is a surge of homeowners electing to say “YES” to solar energy all over the United States and data suggests this solar boom is happening all over the world. Compass Solar Energyis based out of the northwest Florida panhandle. While we do occasionally venture outside of our immediate geographical service area for large government contracted solar farms or commercial
What Is the Process of Going Solar?
Solar is a new buzzword. Everywhere I look, I see ads offering to help people “Go Solar”. Looking it up online, there seems to be very little clear-cut information. It’s all ads, size estimating tools, and opinions from people who have had a good or bad experience. There is not much in the way of practical information on what to
Why Go Solar: U.S. Energy Dependence
Independence is essential. For almost 70 years, the United States imported more energy than it exported. In 2005 alone, the United States imported enough electricity to power 391 million homes. That may sound good. But importing energy drains the economy and leaves America open to attack. Thankfully, solar power is available. Why go solar exactly? What is so important about
Custom Electrical Design
Engineered Mounting Racks for Rooftop or Ground Mounted Systems
Complete Integration with Existing Systems
Compliant with all Federal, State, & Local Government Regulations
Life Cycle Cost Analysis Provided
Comprehensive Training for Operating and Maintaining System
A Few of Our Happy Solar Customers
“Compass Solar was extremely meticulous and ensured everything was done right! I constantly refer neighbors who ask about the system to Compass Solar. Thanks again for an outstanding job.”
Ryan McClure
Fort Walton Beach, FL
(6.89 kW Solar Photovoltaic)
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Installation in Bay County, Escambia County, Okaloosa County, Santa Rosa County, Walton County and surrounding areas.