Depends on how the OP has been involved in their solar setup or if they have one.
There are millions of households who have been scammed to install solar panels (from OP)
I agree with this to some degree as to the advice given and subsidy offered to get the sale that may work at only 50% or less of the stated design layout.
But anyone that doesn't understand solar should go to other places and ask questions first, then once you have installed your system and understand it, you only find out then any mistakes you made.
It is not as simple as just put solar on and save, there are may other factors to consider to make your investment work to it's rated performance.
