If you're looking for the best solar energy provider in the Kansas City area, congratulations! That's exactly what you've found. KC Energy Solar, run by Kansas's own Pete Franklin, is a solar company founded by customers, for customers. Nowhere else in the area will you find a solar provider willing to combine cost efficiency with energy production as well as we do, in order to give you the best possible deal.
Whether you're a business owner trying to get rid of pesky power companies nipping at your profits, a homeowner sick of your ever-increasing power bills, or even a farmer looking into a reliable large-scale power source, KCES has an easy solution for you. We at KC Energy Solar provide solar units to achieve two core goals; we aim to help you lower or even remove your energy costs, while also making the world a greener place.
Solar functions by passively producing your own energy via the sun, which is then provided to your power company-- cancelling out your power bill if you have a large enough system.
Whether you're a business owner trying to get rid of pesky power companies nipping at your profits, a homeowner sick of your ever-increasing power bills, or even a farmer looking into a reliable large-scale power source, KCES has an easy solution for you. We at KC Energy Solar provide solar units to achieve two core goals; we aim to help you lower or even remove your energy costs, while also making the world a greener place.
Solar functions by passively producing your own energy via the sun, which is then provided to your power company-- cancelling out your power bill if you have a large enough system.
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For more than fifty years, Kansas City's Pete Franklin had sold automobiles with the goal of helping people find the vehicle of their dreams.
These automobiles were reliable, long-lasting, and could be counted on for many years after their initial purchase.
It wasn't until Pete decided to install solar panels on his business's roof in 2014 that he made a connection between the two fields; "I couldn't believe I didn't do this sooner than I did, " he said.
Once he'd experienced the monthly savings that solar energy could bring to his business, Pete knew it was time to spread his wings and leave his long-time automobile business behind.
These automobiles were reliable, long-lasting, and could be counted on for many years after their initial purchase.
It wasn't until Pete decided to install solar panels on his business's roof in 2014 that he made a connection between the two fields; "I couldn't believe I didn't do this sooner than I did, " he said.
Once he'd experienced the monthly savings that solar energy could bring to his business, Pete knew it was time to spread his wings and leave his long-time automobile business behind.
It's no secret that the use of solar energy is on the rise in the U.S.-- in fact, the country's total solar capacity is expected to more than double within the next five years!
But what does a homeowner have to gain by taking the initiative and going green?
A common concern is the thought that installing solar on a roof will make the home more difficult to sell in the future, but as it turns out, the opposite is true.
Recent studies have proven that a home with solar on its roof will often sell for up to $15,000 more- as well as much faster- than it would have otherwise.
But what does a homeowner have to gain by taking the initiative and going green?
A common concern is the thought that installing solar on a roof will make the home more difficult to sell in the future, but as it turns out, the opposite is true.
Recent studies have proven that a home with solar on its roof will often sell for up to $15,000 more- as well as much faster- than it would have otherwise.
When trying to run a successful business, having $3,000 or more in electricity bills every month can spiral into a silent killer.
Incredibly, the average U.S. office building spends almost 29 percent of its operating expenses on utilities, which electricity is a major part of.
Even a small amount of energy bleed per month can put a real dent into your net profits, especially if left unchecked for a decade or longer.
Power is an expense many business owners tend to wave off, seeing it as passive damage they have no choice but to accept.
Incredibly, the average U.S. office building spends almost 29 percent of its operating expenses on utilities, which electricity is a major part of.
Even a small amount of energy bleed per month can put a real dent into your net profits, especially if left unchecked for a decade or longer.
Power is an expense many business owners tend to wave off, seeing it as passive damage they have no choice but to accept.
A farm is one of the greatest environments for solar energy, providing a wide multitude of the conditions solar units need to thrive, as well as offering a sizable benefit to the farm-owner.
Studies show that the average farm uses a median high of 2,500kWh a month, nearly three times that of the average residential home.
Because of this, farmers are forced to either suffer the steadily inflating demands of their power company, keep a similarly expensive stock of gasoline to run a generator, or turn to other, greener methods of production.
Studies show that the average farm uses a median high of 2,500kWh a month, nearly three times that of the average residential home.
Because of this, farmers are forced to either suffer the steadily inflating demands of their power company, keep a similarly expensive stock of gasoline to run a generator, or turn to other, greener methods of production.
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