Modern technology has significantly changed the process of getting a quote for solar panel installation, much less the technology itself. If you’re contemplating a solar array at your home, you can translate your speculation into a firm quote in a very short amount of time.

It all starts when you call us. We’ll use satellite pictures of your home to get an idea of the available square footage for an array. Some sides of your roof are going to be better than others for sun exposure, depending on the orientation of your home. Using the surfaces that face the sun first, we can reduce the overall cost of installation.

Understanding your goals with a solar array are critical. Do you plan on going off the grid completely? Or are you more interested in subsidizing your energy bill? Of course, the more extensive your aspirations with a solar array, the larger such an array will be. In some cases, it might be necessary to install more complex infrastructure to accommodate a system that meets your needs.

With that information, we can move forward with quotes into the realm of financing. Traditionally, investing in a solar array is a big investment, but times are changing. Gracious tax rebates and incentive programs exist to give homeowners unprecedented savings on solar installations. Depending on the area you live in, these deals can amount to a solar leasing arrangement with little to no money down. The cost of the array is paid back over the years, as you enjoy decreased energy bills.

As you can see, turning your dreams of a solar installation into reality can happen very quickly, when you talk to the right people. Let us help you explore the potential of a solar array at your home. It all starts with a quick phone call and it could change your energy bill for the rest of your life.

One of the easiest ways to dress up your space and update the style is by changing your chandelier. Before you run out the door in search of the perfect chandelier, make sure you know the dimensions of your space. An appropriately sized chandelier should serve as a beautifying focal point that fits seamlessly into your overall design scheme.

For a room without furniture: Add the length and width of your room in feet, and then convert that number to inches. For example, a room that is 12 feet by 14 feet (12 + 14 = 26) would require a chandelier this is approximately 26 inches wide.

For a room with furniture: If you already have a dining room table in the space, the width of your chandelier should be about a foot smaller than the width of your table. This will leave a 6-inch clearance from the outer edge of the chandelier to the table’s edge.

The bottom of your chandelier should rest at least 30-34 inches above the tabletop. Adjust according to personal preference, fixture style and ceiling height. It is okay to hang your chandelier a bit higher in dining rooms with cathedral ceilings.

Chandelier height should be about three inches for each foot of ceiling height, so for a room with a standard 8-foot ceiling (3 x 8 = 24), choose a chandelier with an approximate height of 24 inches.

Early in the month, American Airlines Flight 1420 crashed near Little Rock, AK. This crash, along with a few others that took place soon before and after, inspired research into the deleterious effects of sleep deprivation on pilot safety.

3) A Whole, Whole Lot of Drug Money

In June 1999, George Bush announced his candidacy for the office of President of the United States of America. So much was about to change in our culture during the next 8 years.

5) Lord Stanley’s Cup

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In June 1999, Stephen King got hit by a car and was flung 14 feet while walking on the shoulder of a road in Maine. What’s the name of that Stephen King book about the car? Oh yeah, Christine. Any connection? You never know. But I’m sure King was thankful Kathy Bates didn’t find him after the accident.

7) The Weird Looking Predecessor of the MacBook Is Born

That mildly annoying yet overall charming goofball Austin Powers (Mike Myers’s colorful character) graced the cover of Rolling Stone in June 1999, exuberantly celebrating the sequel to the original Austin Powers blockbuster smash hit. Smashing, baby!

9) Adam Sandler Tones It Down a Little

The universe’s hippest couple, who, of course played in a rock band together, hit the popular scene with their debut album in June 1999. Then, they became insanely famous. And then, thirteen thousand two-piece rock bands, featuring only guitar and drums, were born. I think now, 15 years later, we are finally beginning to see the decline in that questionable trend. Bass matters, people.

11) That Kid from Walking Dead Was Born

Venus and Serena Williams, two twin females from a socioeconomically disadvantaged place, won the Grand Slam female doubles event for the first time. They were the second sister team to win a Grand Slam event since 1890. This is the kind of thing that just makes you smile. These are some of the best ever to play the sport.

13) MORE TENNIS!