Northwest Mechanical uses the products that it installs. We have installed a 3.4 kW grid tied PV system on our facade. There are 18 190 W panels installed as an awning to our office that provide shading in the summer months and electricity year round.
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A solar water heater – also called a solar DHW (Domestic Hot Water) system – is a cost effective way to generate hot water for your home. A solar system can produce the majority of a household hot water needs using free fuel, sunshine. A DHW system also can pay dividends through utility incentives, a Federal tax credit and is a clean, environmentally friendly energy source.
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Solar pool heating systems are simple, pollution-free, and can provide all or part of your pool heating needs for much of the year and extend the time that you can use your pool comfortably. Solar simply is the most cost effective way to heat your pool. As with all solar systems, the fuel they use – sunshine – is free
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Solar electric, or photovoltaic (PV), systems convert sunlight – a freely available energy source – to electricity reliably and pollution-free for your home or office. A solar electric system lowers your electric bill, can pay dividends through state and utility incentives and Federal energy tax credits, improves the quality of the air we breathe, and reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
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Northwest Mechanical has been in business for 30 years and has extensive resources available to all of our customers. You can contact a service technician 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We also can professionally evaluate your older system for updating, your existing system that “came with the house” for a determination of its potential for you, and your low-performing system for improvements. In addition, we coordinate with roofers who are re-roofing your house.
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Buzz Burgett has been installing solar systems since the 1970s. Many of the systems he first installed are still working today. New technology, equipment, and interest are leading to a growing industry and exciting new options for the use of solar energy in many new Northwest Mechanical solar projects.
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