On a cold, windy Saturday morning earlier this month, employees from Harmon Solar and Harmon Electric volunteered their time to install a donated solar system on a Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona Home in North Phoenix.
The installation took place the same day the Sabbara family moved into their new home. The 12-panel, 2.7 kW solar array could initially save the new homeowner up to $600 per year on energy costs.
Solar energy
In late 2011, Harmon Solar committed to being a long-term partner with Habitat for Humanity
Converting to clean, solar energy will eliminate a huge burden for this single mother of three on a tight budget. Additionally, her savings are anticipated to increase as energy costs are expected to rise annually.
In late 2011, Harmon Solar committed to being a long-term partner with Habitat for Humanity. Since the partnership began, Harmon Solar has donated and installed four solar panel systems on Habitat homes. Harmon Solar anticipates completing another two to four solar panel installations before the end of the year.
Harmon Solar rallied the support of vendors to donate a portion of the equipment for the photovoltaic system, and the company covered the remainder of the parts, plus labor for the installation.
Serving Arizona
Aside from Harmon Solar, Conergy Solar, ProSolar, City Lights Electrical Services, R & R Structural Engineers, and Specialty Roofing donated supplies for the solar arrays. The system is valued at approximately $9,500. Serving Arizona since 1985, Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona builds, renovates, and repairs homes in partnership with families in need.
Construction of this Habitat home was made possible by a generous contribution from Thrivent Builds, with additional assistance from the Federal Home Loan Bank in partnership with member bank National Bank of Arizona.
