These Green Valley residents chose to install a photovoltaic system, because they know it will pay for itself in 10 years or less.
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The Forgues family felt that from a financial perspective, it was the right time to install solar.
For the Deichman family, cost was a prime motivator for installing a PV system on their home.
As an engineer in the research and teaching of sustainable energy, Mr. Scott wanted to gain first-hand experience, and he felt that Southern Arizona would be an ideal location to install his system.
As their neighborhood is facing their well running dry, this home boasts the unique feature of water independence.
These West Tucson residents chose to install a solar hot water system because it was the right thing to do and it was a good price.
This rain garden features native flowering shrubs along the raised pathways which double as water harvesting berms.
This Saddlebrooke homeowner chose to install a PV system to not only save but he also wanted to keep the planet cleaner by choosing a non-polluting energy source.
This homeowner not only enjoys the solar hot water system itself, but she also likes the quality of the installation.
This Oro Valley homeowner chose to install PV to reduce energy costs, and he like seeing that the system delivers the exact amount of energy that he was told it would.
These North Tucson homeowners chose to install a PV system to diversify their power sources.
This Green Valley family likes the idea that the sun is not only their source for electricity, but it also helps reduce their energy bills.
The Shea household has chosen to install a truly unique photovoltaic system that not only looks fantastic, but reduces their environmental impact as well!
These homeowners chose to install a solar hot water system, because it simply made sense.
The Stirrat family chose to replace their old solar hot water heater with efficient, reliable solar technology
They chose to install a solar hot water system, because it made sense with Tucson's abundant sunshine, and rising utility prices.
These West Tucson residents use several forms of sustainable technology in their home, including two cisterns for water harvesting, solar electricity, and a solar hot water heater.
These East Tucson residents utilize both solar hot water and solar electricity in their home. They enjoy seeing how much energy their system produces.
They like that their solar hot water system is environmentally helpful, cost efficient, and works great.
They are happy that their solar hot water system has dramatically reduced their electric bill.