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Advanced Physical Therapy
A physical therapy center uses a lot of energy, especially with an indoor pool
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Effect Energy
We take it as a compliment when an energy rater chooses Yes! for solar.
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Irregardless Cafe
When a restaurant loses a hot water heater, it could be a disaster.
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Classic Car Restoration
"If you are considering a major investment in solar Yes! Solar Solutions should be on your final list." Gary, classic car restoration shop owner
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Carrboro Pediatric and Internal Medicine
Having lived for two years on a sailboat powered with some small solar panels and the wind, Dr. Nick Sartor had some experience with alternative energy.
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Carolina Heritage Vineyard and Winery
Carolina Heritage Vineyard and Winery is the first organic winery in NC, and now can run on the sun.
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Cornerstone Dentistry, Cary, NC
The Cary dentist’s hesitancies were his concern with the flat rubber membrane roof on the dental practice building, and what results roof penetrations might create, especially since the roof space most appropriate for the solar array was over his partner’s space in the building.
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Rocky Mount Smilemakers Dental Practice, Rocky Mt., NC
After seeing the economic and environmental benefits of the 3.2 kilowatt system Yes! installed on her practice in Clayton, N.C., and knowing their energy usage would be greater on the new building, they decided on a 6.0 kilowatt photovoltaic system this time.
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Clayton Smiles Dental Practice, Clayton, NC
Tony and Dr. Debbie Zombek used about 16,000 kWh of electricity a year in her Clayton Smiles (www.claytonsmiles.com) dental practice in Clayton, N.C. and felt an environmental responsibility to reduce that if they could.
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Commercial Warehouse, Cary, NC
This 6,000 square foot warehouse in downtown Cary has a nearly flat metal roof, on which the owners installed a 4.8 kW array for excellent energy production. Between the electricity it generates, and the carbon offsets purchased from NC GreenPower, the business now has a neutral carbon footprint, and a healthy income stream.
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