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Manufacture - The manufacturer makes the equipment — solar panels, inverters, batteries, and related components. These companies are responsible for performance, efficiency, and long‑term warranties. In most cases, the manufacturer is not the company installing the system or financing it (though some companies may).
Installer - The installer is the licensed contractor who physically installs the system on your home. Their workmanship affects how the system performs, whether it passes inspection, and how issues are handled after installation. Installers are usually separate from both the manufacturer and the financing provider — although some companies combine roles.
Financier - The financier determines how the project is paid for. This could mean you pay cash, take out a loan, enter a power program where utility provider pays, or work with a third‑party provider who owns and maintains the equipment. Financing terms impact your monthly costs, flexibility, and long‑term obligations more than most homeowners realize.
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