June 15, 2011 is the deadline for USDA REAP solar grant applications. The REAP (Rural Energy for America Program) grant is available for small, rural businesses or agricultural producers and covers 25% of the cost of a solar installation. We take care of all grant paperwork! Contact us for details on eligibility.
This month
"Good folks working hard for you. Straight answers, and good quality work." -Richard Smith
Last month
"Great group of people that do quality work. ZERO complaints." -Jill Cutright
3 months ago
"The project was a little slow getting started but that was because LightWave Solar is one busy company. Once rolling, the workers showed upon time, worked hard, created little disruption, and entertained curious homeowners..." -Anne Child
4 months ago
"We interviewed a number of installers and Lightwave Solar was the most professional. We installed 10.2 KW and 2 Tesla power walls. Great system, our first neighborhood power outage, the system kicked in with out a flicker, every one in the neighborhood was out of power but us!..." -Homeowner in Jackson, TN
5 months ago
"The team at Lightwave Solar delivered a great product and went beyond my expectations to make sure I was happy with the solution delivered..." -Thomas Ratliff
5 months ago
"The CEO down to the installation crew was very professional, and addressed all our questions and concerns. We couldn’t be happier with our system!" -Jameson Cotter
9 months ago
"Excellent, turn-key solution for solar panels. They were very responsive to my emails..."
-Matthew Lipton
9 months ago
"Lightwave Solar installed a 10 kw system on my building in Lebanon. The installation crew was very professional and completed the install in a morning. Lightwave handled all the permitting and negotiations with TVA/MTEMC..." -Peter Schulert
9 months ago
"The folks at LightWave Solar are awesome. They were patient and very responsive to my long list of questions prior to signing the contract. After signing the contract, they kept me updated on progress and walked me through steps that required my input on the permitting process..." -Mike Woodside