Can I see panels on my actual building?

Yes. Add a roof photo and mark a roof plane to try a concept overlay here. The live version will also let you confirm the building on Google Maps where imagery and solar data are available.

Will solar keep the lights on during an outage?

Standard grid-connected solar usually shuts down during an outage. A compatible battery and backup configuration can support selected loads. Your electrical design determines what can run and for how long.

How are savings estimated?

Using your utility bills, tariff, demand profile, roof layout, equipment assumptions and project costs. Any tax incentives need a separate eligibility review. We do not turn a roof-size estimate into a guaranteed savings claim.

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Commercial solar for Miami businesses.

Miami's long dry season and strong year-round sun make commercial rooftops unusually productive, while afternoon summer thunderstorms and hurricane season (June through November) are why wind-rated racking and permitting matter here. Warehouses, retail plazas and mid-rise offices across Miami-Dade carry large, mostly unshaded flat roofs — exactly the profile where a bill-based review tends to find real headroom.

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Sun & weather in Miami

The typical year in Miami-Dade County runs on two seasons — a long dry, sunny stretch and a hot, stormy wet season. Solar production is steadiest in the dry months; air-conditioning demand peaks in the wet ones. For the published long-range outlooks, the Farmers' Almanac tracks this region directly:

Links go to farmersalmanac.com. Their full year-by-year day forecasts are published in the annual edition; we link rather than reprint.

The Miami year, season by season

Winter (Dec–Feb): Dry, mild and sunny — strong production with lower air-conditioning loads.
Spring (Mar–May): The driest, clearest stretch of the Miami year; excellent solar months.
Summer (Jun–Sep): Hot and humid with near-daily afternoon storms; AC peaks push demand charges up.
Fall (Oct–Nov): Hurricane season tapers, rain thins out, and sun stays strong through November.

Utilities in Miami

Florida Power & Light (FPL) serves most of Miami-Dade, with some municipal gas and electric service in city pockets.

Your bill's header names your exact provider and rate schedule — that is what the review is built from.

Miami questions

Does Miami get enough sun for commercial solar?

Yes — South Florida is one of the sunnier large metro areas in the country, and the long dry season keeps winter production strong. The realistic review comes from your bills and a roof look, not from a statewide average.

Which utility serves Miami businesses?

FPL serves most of Miami-Dade, so bills, rate schedules and interconnection run through FPL. Some pockets have municipal service — your bill's header will say which.

What about hurricanes?

Miami-Dade has some of the strictest wind-rating and permitting rules in the state. That is a design input, not a dealbreaker — systems are engineered for it.

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