Residential Solar Power Generation Franchise

Should you own a solar business franchise?

Another benefit of owning a solar business franchise is quick return on investment. As you know, projects which offer renewable, and environmentally-friendly energy are always supported by government incentives and solar tax credits. For more information browse through our list of solar energy franchise opportunities on the page.

Are solar energy franchises white-collar?

There are many solar energy franchise opportunities that are white-collar in nature, meaning franchises are only responsible for bringing in the customers, then the corporate office takes it from there. As Arvo Solar states, “As the franchisor, Arvo Solar does all of the heavy lifting!

Why should I become a Solar Grids® franchisee?

When you become a Solar Grids® franchisee, you’ll become a member of a solar expert community. You'll have access to a team of professionalswho care about helping you become incredibly successful. Our vast amount of tools and resources gives you everything you need tobecome a successful solar business owner. Why choose solar energy for your new business?

How can I become a solar energy business owner?

To become a solar energy business owner with Solar Grids, you don’t need any technical degrees, professional licenses, or a solar energy background. All it takes is ambition and determination. Why choose Solar Grids? You will receive a territory population of 500,000, which is larger than what competitors offer (200,000 - 250,000).

Should you start a solar business?

Starting a solar business through Solar Grids offers multiple streams of income and additional cash-flow. Franchisees can earn extra money not only by selling solar or installing systems, but also by referring investors or investing themselves as a Power Partner, receiving passive monthly payments for 25 years.

How has solar energy changed over the last 10 years?

A main factor in the increased use of solar energy is a decrease in cost. Per SEIA, the cost to install solar has decreased by over 60% in the last 10 years, which has made solar prices more competitive with other power generation methods. However, by some estimates, only 1% of the potential solar market has been reached so far.