We would like to thank the Edelman’s for choosing us to help them join the solar movement! Now they are saving money on their electric, and greatly lessening their carbon footprint! We sure hope the sun is shining on them!
Exceeding Expectations, One Array At A Time.
Recently, we have experienced some intense heat, breaking multiple records of daily high temperatures! It is not too late to take advantage of the upcoming summer! Here at Got Sun Go Solar, we are passionate about helping you save money on electricity, as well as helping everyone do their part in saving the planet.
Last year, Massachusetts ranked #7 in the country in best states to go solar in. Many businesses, as well as homeowners, have done their part in going solar and reducing their carbon footprint. Massachusetts seeks to surpass their previous ranking in 2017, let us help them do it!
As Massachusetts’ solar industry rapidly expands we offer you the opportunity to participate in the greening of our state and support yourself while doing so. We offer equitable compensation, depending on level of experience.
Responsibilities
Qualifications
About Our Training
We provide a comprehensive training program to all of our professional Solar Consultants. Our rigorous educational program takes the time to focus on every aspect of solar installations, from the fundamentals of designing arrays to the technicalities of materials, financial benefits, lending options, production expectations, State/Federal Incentives, environmental solutions and much more. Using interactive, personalized lectures, team building exercises, aptitude testing and home assignments, we effectively nurture true Solar Consultants, rather than just sales people.
The Got Sun Go Solar program results in the growth of superior Solar Consultants who approach each customer with a strong knowledge base and the tools that they need to assist virtually any potential residential and/or small commercial customer.
The process begins with a solar consulting initiating communication with a homeowner to learn more about their personal goals, their home, and interest in solar. From there the consultant will obtain an electric bill from the homeowner and analyze their historical electric load. Once an annual load is known, the consultant will design a solar array with a goal to reduce a homeowner’s electric load as much as possible, bearing in mind physical and economical constraints.
About The Company
Got Sun Go Solar is a full-service solar provider for both residential and commercial applications serving the southeast area of Massachusetts. We have over 25 years of contracting experience and have been installing solar systems for over seven years. As an all-inclusive EPC, our price includes EVERY part of your installation, the engineering, procurement, and construction, so you can rest assure that we will take care of every aspect of the transitions toward solar independence.
We pride ourselves in providing an effortless, turn-key process. You will only be responsible for the signing of documents and once installed, flipping the switch to power on your system. Our supplier’s products are made in the USA, manufactured to the highest standards of quality, performance, and durability.
Our office team members continuously train on the stringent, ever evolving paperwork and permitting requirements that vary from town to town. For example, a house built in 1975 will require a structural stamp from a state certified engineer, which usually costs over $600, but will be supplied by GSGS at no additional charge.
Our seasoned operations managers handle all of the permitting, Solar Renewable Energy Certificates (SREC) accounts, utility correspondence, and MA Solar Loan requirements. The design and build steps require the work of our outside team members, trusted roofing teams, state certified developers, electricians, and engineers. We manage the entire project from beginning to conversion and provide comprehensive post-installation support.
Quality craftsmanship is very important at Got Sun Go Solar and we take great care in ensuring that each and every installation is held to our highest standards. While aesthetics are a major motivation for our scrupulous methods, safety is our number one concern, our team triple-checks every installation to ensure that they exceed all building code requirements.
As a long-time local contractor, we differentiate from our competition in versatility and experience. We design and build pergolas, car ports, buildings, and structures that support solar engineering. Don’t just take our word for it, see our online reviews at SolarReviews. Please see t11he attached testimonials. We are also more than happy to get you in direct contact with a wide array of satisfied customers.
As Massachusetts’ solar industry rapidly expands we offer you the opportunity to participate in the greening of our state and support yourself while doing so. We offer equitable compensation, depending on level of experience.
Previous solar experience strongly preferred; will train the right person
Must be able to lift 50lbs
Ability to work in extreme environments (example: hot sun, cold, crawl spaces, etc)
Must be willing and able to climb ladders, stairs, work on rooftops and to be on your feet for long periods of time
Please have your own transportation and a valid state driver’s license.
Thrive in a team environment and maintain a tidy work site
A sense of humor is also appreciated.
Compensation: $12-$18 based on experience and workload.
Serious Applicants only please send your resume to email listed above or complete the online application here: http://seekonksolar.com/application.html
compensation: $11-14/hr Depending on experience
employment type: part-time
Great for stay at home Mom’s and Dad’s or students. Work anywhere from 15-30 hours per week and create your own hours.
Also offering paid internships through the MassCEC, so students are also encouraged to apply.
Work closely with Manager and President assisting in general office duties and light online marketing tasks.
Duties To Include:
• Answer and direct phone calls
• Organize and schedule appointments
• Develop/improve and/or maintain a filing system
• Plan meetings and take detailed minutes when needed
• Generate and maintain accurate spreadsheets
• Write and distribute email, correspondence memos, letters, faxes and forms
• Provide basic technical assistance with MAC computer (beginner level support)
• Update and maintain office policies and procedures
• Order office supplies and research new deals and suppliers
• Maintain and repair contact lists
• Generate and post content regularly to Blog and social media outlets.
• Provide general support to visitors
• Act as the point of contact for internal and external clients
• Liaise with executive and senior managers to handle requests and queries
Requirements:
• Must be organized and work efficiently
• Knowledge of office management systems and procedures
• Proficiency in MAC OS, IPhone, PC and Samsung Devices
• Experience working in Google Apps a plus
• Working knowledge of office equipment, like printers and fax machines
• Proficiency in MS Office (MS Excel and MS PowerPoint, in particular)
• Excellent time management skills and the ability to prioritize work
• Attention to detail and problem-solving skills
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Strong organizational skills with the ability to multi-task
• Proven experience as an administrative assistant, office admin assistant.
• Experience in the renewable energy industry a plus.
• High School degree; additional qualification as an Administrative assistant or Secretary will be a plus
Serious Applicants only please send your resume to email listed above or complete the online application here: http://seekonksolar.com/application.html
For folks interested in learning more about Net Metering, please review the article below from our partner, SEIA
Net metering allows residential and commercial customers who generate their own electricity from solar power to feed electricity they do not use back into the grid. Many states have passed net metering laws. In other states, utilities may offer net metering programs voluntarily or as a result of regulatory decisions. Differences between states’ legislation and implementation mean that the benefits of net metering can vary widely for solar customers in different areas of the country.
Net metering is a billing mechanism that credits solar energy system owners for the electricity they add to the grid. For example, if a residential customer has a PV system on the home’s rooftop, it may generate more electricity than the home uses during daylight hours. If the home is net-metered, the electricity meter will run backwards to provide a credit against what electricity is consumed at night or other periods where the home’s electricity use exceeds the system’s output. Customers are only billed for their “net” energy use. On average, only 20-40% of a solar energy system’s output ever goes into the grid. Exported solar electricity serves nearby customers’ loads.
This digital meter runs in both directions to accommodate electricity generated at this customer’s home.
A 4 kilowatt PV system on a home in this area would offset around 4911 kilowatt hours
of electricity each calendar year, saving the homeowner over $380 on their utility bill.
(Source – NREL PV Watts, EIA)
Net metering allows utility customers to generate their own electricity cleanly and efficiently. During the day, most solar customers produce more electricity than they consume; net metering allows them to export that power to the grid and reduce their future electric bills. California public agencies and schools will save $2.5 billion in electricity costs over the next 30 years using net metering.
Net metering provides substantial statewide economic benefits in terms of jobs, income and investment. Net metering increases demand for solar energy systems, which in turn creates jobs for the installers, electricians, and manufacturers who work in the solar supply chain. Today, the solar industry employs nearly 174,000 American workers in large part due to strong state net metering policies which have allowed the solar industry to thrive.
Unfortunately, some utilities perceive net metering policies as lost revenue opportunities. In fact, net metering policies create a smoother demand curve for electricity and allow utilities to better manage their peak electricity loads. By encouraging generation near the point of consumption, net metering also reduces the strain on distribution systems and prevents losses in long-distance electricity transmission and distribution.
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Congratulations to John and Jane Haynes for their new solar array that was recently installed on their home in Rehoboth. They are true believers in science and facts and that solar is the way to go.
We are gratified that they have decided to make a difference and help themselves and help the environment. It is a pleasure to work with passionate homeowners like the Haynes’ to change the way we produce and consume electricity one array at a time.
Looks great! Thank you for going solar!