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  • POWERHOME Solar opening two new offices, now serving 12 states

    POWERHOME Solar is one of the fastest-growing U.S. solar companies. In February, the company announced two more offices – Fort Wayne, Ind., and Kansas City, Mo. – with the latter serving as a hub to also serve eastern Kansas (Topeka, Lawrence, Manhattan and Emporia). Kansas will be the 12th stateRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • 117-year-old pottery in Detroit installs solar panels via POWERHOME SOLAR

    Pewabic Pottery, a National Historic Landmark, and one of the oldest continuously operating potteries in the country, has been making pottery and tile in Detroit since 1903. Today, the 117-year-old pottery added 74 solar panels atop its education and tile studios, located behind the iconic Tudor-style building. Installed by POWERHOMERead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Nashville homebuilder partners with POWERHOME SOLAR to offer solar install option

    Samaroo Development Group announced a partnership today with POWERHOME SOLAR that makes the developer the first in the Nashville area to offer solar panel installation as an option for homebuyers. Last year, Nashville adopted a renewable portfolio standard with the goal to use 100% renewable energy by 2041. The Brownstones atRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • POWERHOME SOLAR is opening another office in Pennsylvania

    POWERHOME SOLAR, one of the fastest-growing companies specializing in solar energy and energy efficiency services, keeps that monicker alive by expanding its presence in Pennsylvania and opening an office in Harrisburg. POWERHOME SOLAR first expanded to the state in 2018 with an office near Pittsburgh. POWERHOME SOLAR plans to hireRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Are you ready for some solar power? Indianapolis Colts add PV system to headquarters

    Solar energy provider POWERHOME SOLAR has completed the installation of solar panels at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center, the headquarters and practice facility for the Indianapolis Colts. The new solar panels provide the facility with renewable, clean energy, helping the franchise further reduce its overall carbon footprint and lowerRead More — Solar Builder magazine