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S
ince David Johnston was a teen- ager, solar energy has made sense to him, economically. Why not get ‘free’ energy from the sun? Reaching out to businesses and
homeowners to show the benefits of solar products, Johnston has been in- stalling systems for the last 30 years. With some of the lowest prices in the state, he knows which systems are the most efficient for New England, and has seen his clients save as much as $1,000-$2,000 per year. There are also clean and renew- able aspects of solar products. “It’s like taking a small car off the road,” Johnston said, adding that statis- tics have shown that every system installed saves four tons of CO2 per year and is designed to last for 30 years. On average, there is enough sunlight hitting the roof of a home on one sunny day to power the home for an entire month.
For a free estimate/consultation, contact David Johnston, 203-671-6443. 560 North Main Street, Bristol, CT 06010.
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