Florida Solar System Sizing Made Easy: How to Choose Tier 1 or Tier 2
When planning your Florida solar system sizing, one of the most important steps is getting it right from the start. A properly sized system ensures you generate enough energy to offset your bill, qualify for tax credits, and lock in long-term savings. Go too small, and you’ll still be stuck paying your utility company. Oversize […]
💥 Solar Tax Credit Crunch 2025: Go Solar Before the December Deadline
As 2025 winds down, the opportunity to lock in the full 40% solar tax credit, a combination of the 30% Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and the 10% Domestic Content Bonus, is slipping away. If you’re even considering solar, the time to act is now. The most trusted solar contractor in Florida, Florida Power Services, […]
💡 Bifacial Solar Panels: Learn About Backside Gain and Inverter Sizing
Bifacial solar panels are becoming a smart upgrade for homeowners who want to increase energy production without using more roof space. These high-performance panels generate electricity from both the front and rear sides. The extra power can boost your system’s overall efficiency, especially when installed over reflective surfaces. But the added output comes with a […]
🔌 How To Reconnect Your Enphase Envoy-S to Wi‑Fi After Changing Routers
If you recently changed your internet provider or upgraded your Wi‑Fi router, your Enphase Envoy-S may have disconnected from the internet. Don’t worry. Your solar panels are still producing power, but you’ve lost visibility in the Enlighten app. This guide from Florida Power Services walks you through reconnecting your Envoy-S to Wi‑Fi, so you can […]
🔋 Solar and Battery Backup: Clean, Quiet, and Self-Sustaining
Solar and battery backup systems are transforming how homeowners in Florida prepare for power outages. These systems create reliable, uninterrupted energy without the hassle of fuel or the roar of an engine. Unlike traditional generators, solar and battery systems charge silently during the day and switch to battery power when the grid fails. The result […]
