Residential Solar
Adding solar to a single-family residence can be a significant decision for any homeowner. When searching for the right contractor and exploring the vast array of products and financing options available, the Nevada State Contractors Board wants to ensure every homeowner is aware of their rights – and the responsibilities of properly licensed contractors!
Homeowners should always be cautious of unsolicited door-to-door sales individuals. Never let someone into your home you do not know or have not personally scheduled an appointment with.
Any person who is advertising or making a solicitation to perform or enter into a contract for residential solar work must have a proper Nevada contractor’s license or be properly authorized under state law. Nevada law requires a contractor to display their contractor’s license number on all advertisements, company vehicles, bids/estimates, contracts, etc.
QUICK TIPS IF APPROACHED BY A SOLAR SALES PERSON!
COMMON RED FLAGS
Consumer Protections Enhanced!
Effective October 1, 2021, licensed contractors who perform work on residential solar photovoltaic systems must adhere to heightened requirements in an effort to better protect the public engaging in residential solar projects (Senate Bill 303, 2021 Legislative Session).