Arch Solar brings our 20+ years of installing residential solar in Wisconsin to every project. Using top-of-the-line components and master electrician expertise, see how our company could help your home gain energy independence.
Trusted by thousands of Wisconsin residents, Arch has been installing and maintaining energy indepenence for over two decades.
Two decades in the solar business mean that we’ve seen it all and are ready for anything.
Our installers work year round and are prepped to overcome any unique challenges the project may have.
Arch is 100% in-house for every facet of our business.
This means no subcontractors, streamlined operations, and quality control straight from Arch every time.
Being based in Wisconsin not only means we have a personal touch with installing solar for our friends and neighbors, but also keeping Wisconsin green with energy independence!
Partnerships with homes and businesses, understanding local permitting, and creating local jobs are at the forefront of our company mission.
See examples from a range of residential installs. Our consultants will work with you to determine what is best for your home.
Gain energy financial independence earlier by learning about which incentives you can quality for. Some incentives can save you 30% or more!
See commonly asked solar questions on topics like insurance, panel production, Arch as a company, and more!
View examples of our home solar installs from across the state of Wisconsin. Check out how your friends and neighbors are gaining energy independence.
Solar group buys enable homeowners to achieve group pricing on their systems, sharing the discount with their neighbors.
Read more about how we’ve helped homes in select cities in Wisconsin take control of their energy bills with solar power.
There are a lot of questions homeowners have about switching to solar. If you’re looking for more comonly asked questions, check out our residential solar F.A.Q.’s.
Solar panel installation times vary but typically range from 1 to 3 days for residential setups. The process involves a site assessment, securing permits, and finalizing the system design. Installation includes mounting frames, attaching panels, and connecting wiring and inverters.
After installation, a final inspection ensures compliance with safety standards before connecting to the grid. While the physical installation takes a few days, overall timelines may extend due to permits and inspections. Advancements in technology and streamlined processes contribute to reducing installation times.
Consulting with a professional installer provides a more accurate estimate based on specific circumstances.
Solar panels typically have a lifespan of 25 to 30 years, although many can continue to generate power for even longer. The longevity is attributed to the durable materials used in their construction.
Over time, solar panels may experience a gradual decrease in efficiency, usually at a rate of around 0.5% per year. Regular maintenance can help optimize performance. Factors such as climate, installation quality, and the specific technology employed can influence the lifespan.
Advances in solar technology continue to improve durability, making solar panels a long-term and sustainable investment for renewable energy generation.
Going solar generally does not automatically increase home insurance rates. In fact, many insurance companies view solar panels as an enhancement that may increase property value and , consequently, could contribute positively to the insurance risk profile.
However, it’s crucial to inform your insurance provider about the solar installation to ensure coverage adequacy. Some providers may offer endorsements or adjustments to the policy to account for the added value of the solar system.
While the initial installation might not directly impact insurance rates, the increased home value resulting from solar panels could indirectly influence coverage costs. It’s advisable to consult with your insurance provider to discuss any potential changes or adjustments to your policy and ensure proper coverage for your solar investment.
