Well it's been proven that you spend a bit extra, you get better generation, better warranted products and panels that will last longer and do the 25 year full product warranty. So for 25 years they're guaranteeing that product is going to operate and perform at the task. We see time and time again systems that are lasting three to five years, that we're having to go out and remove for customers. And yes, they've saved a little bit of money from the start by going a little bit cheaper, but in the long run, it's going to cost them more because they're having to spend thousands of dollars to repair or replace that system. We highly suggest do your homework.

Pick a good quality product, panels and inverter, and also the installers of the product. Make sure they're not some cowboys that have just picked it up six months ago. Quality is better than cheap and nasty. You spend a little bit more, you get a lot better return and a system that lasts a lot longer and requires minimal expenditure and maintenance in the future.