AuthorOperations Manager of ALL Save Energy and son of the owner, Tony Hamilton, shares his views of the industry. Archives
September 2022
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Fires? Not here...9/1/2022 Fine example of corporate America cutting corners to maximize profits. Fires like these are totally avoidable. Proper design, equipment selection, and installation practices can prevent and mitigate arc-fault conditions and reduce fire spread.
Not to worry! ALL Save Energy uses micro-inverters on our residential rooftop installations. This limits DC voltages to less than 50 volts, and keeps AC voltages the same as all the major appliances in your home. Each solar panel gets monitored, optimized, and controlled separately - meaning if there's any type of a failure event, the solar panel experiencing problems will shut down immediately. This virtually eliminates potential for thermal
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30% Tax Credit is Back!8/22/2022 The full 30% is back and ready to be used immediatelyUseful for Solar, Batteries, EV Charging, and any upgrades necessary to make the afformentioned equipment work, including ground mount structures and carports. That's right, your pergola or carport can take a 30% discount via the Federal Investment Tax Credit. Give us a call to discuss the details of what's eligable.
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Survival of the Honest3/8/2021 Not Survival of the Fittest - or the biggest. Instead, Honesty and Transparency, with our Employees and our Customers, has been the guiding light navigating this Company through year-over-year growth, and even to endeavor a Pandemic. The Team at ALL Save Energy wants to thank its wonderful customer base for its support of our business, and enabling us to continue delivering Smart Energy Solutions for all.
We are looking forward to a bright 2021, with some of our biggest projects under our belt in the last 2 years, we strive to accomplish even more in the next 2 years to come. Though we still hold small Solar projects near and dear to our healthy business model, we plan too soon tackle some large scale projects that are on the horizon. We believe our Golden Rule ethics, even when dealing with large business deals, is what keeps delivering bigger opportunities. We plan to walk through every open door this year, so don't be afraid to ask us to participate with your next large scale project. Don't fret if you're a homeowner reading this! We have some great news for you too... We have streamlined the quoting process, and introduced some new Smart Energy packages to accommodate anyone's energy needs. From full scale integrated & fully automated, turn-key back-up power solutions - to money saving DIY packages, we've got something for everyone.
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Feeding the Homeless12/26/2017
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We Hit 1MW of Install this year!12/20/2017 Our small operation actually broke the threshold of 1 Megawatt worth of Solar PV installations this year. What a wonderful way to enter the Holidays! I'm so proud of my team here at ALL Save Energy for making it a prosperous year helping people Go Solar. We strive to reach even higher goals in the coming years, but commend our team's efforts all year long. It is a reflection of California's perseverance and desire to have clean energy, despite what the federal policy may be. We are happy to be in a state like ours where we can continue to do what we know is right!
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New Photo's Added!8/3/2017 Check out our Projects page under the "Company Profile" tab to see our most recent projects! We're uploading new photo's regularly. Stay tuned for 3 more project photo's coming soon...
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All Save Energy - Go smart, Go Solar7/13/2017 You have a smart phone and drive a smart car, it's time to get your home to wise up too!
It's easy with ALL Save Energy - Go Smart, and Go Solar! With ALL Save Energy you will get: 1. Smart Solar Panels with Monitoring, so you have Smart Power. 2. Smart Lighting, by converting all your lights to LED (to save you 5% on your power bill). 3. A Smart Thermostat, to save you another 5% on your power bill! 4. And even a Google Home Assistant - Now that's Smart! Lower your bills and convert your home to 100% Smart - all with nothing down. Call today for information about 100% Financing on your Smart Home System and get a $500 Rebate! Start saving 25%-50% on your overall power costs for the next 25 years right now by switching your home to Smart with ALL Save Energy! (209) 334-6666
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![]() There’s a lot of controversy surrounding the argument of Global Warming and Climate Change relative to Carbon Emissions, and especially in relation to Energy Production. A lot of proponents of Coal, Gas, and Nuclear Energy will deny the effects of those carbon emissions - despite droves of scientific evidence. However, while there is likely truth in the facts presented by the science community thus far, the concept that our negative impacts from dirty energy production is some far-off enemy that is slowly crawling our way, is a major distraction from what is more important; The pressing issue that is all too often overlooked in the shadow of the Climate Change argument is the damage we’re causing right here, right now… in our own backyard. Local air and water quality is suffering, and it is affecting our health in the present. This impact is well documented and regarded by many as an undeniable fact. The focal point of the “Clean vs. Dirty” Energy discussion needs a paradigm shift, from the argument over what may or may not happen in the future, to acknowledging the impact that is currently measurable on a local scale - and, that while Clean Energy alone won’t solve the problem, it can make a significant contribution, effective immediately upon implementation. If we’re doing what’s right for our air and water quality today, then we won’t have to worry about larger impacts on the environment tomorrow... We can all start doing our part by switching to Clean Solar Energy. While coal releases over 2 pounds of C02 per kilowatt hour of energy produced, an average Solar Energy System will reduce enough C02 to equal the effect of planting roughly 1,500 trees over 25 years. Who wouldn't feel good about that? |