Is Liability Insurance Required for Solar Panel Tier 2 Utility Interconnections?

Has your solar contractor proposed to purchase liability insurance for you so you can get a Tier 2 interconnection with the utility company? Do you need one million dollars of liability coverage to interconnect your solar panels to the utility company in Southwest Florida? Both FPL and LCEC require that certain netmetering customers carry liability insurance.

In this video, Florida Solar Design Group Principal Solar Designer Jason Szumlanski will explain a tactic that shady solar panel salespeople and companies are using. While it is not bad for them to buy an insurance policy for you, they are lying to you about your real obligations. Learn what the requirements really are and how you can comply for a stress-free and legal solar panel interconnection.

If you want to learn more about utility interconnections and how netmetering tiers work here is a great article for you: https://floridasolardesigngroup.com/u...

Key moment: "That's some shady s#|t their pulling!"

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0:00 Introduction
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4:42 Final Thoughts

About Florida Solar Design Group
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Florida Solar Design Group is located in Fort Myers, FL, and serves all of Southwest Florida including Lee, Collier, Charlotte, Hendry, and Glades counties. We are a real LOCAL solar contractor, not a sales organization. We focus and specialize our efforts in our small service area to provide stellar customer service. You would not buy an air conditioner from a contractor in Tampa or Miami, so why should solar panels be any different? What sets us apart is our hyper-engaged owners who are always accessible to clients to help them make informed decisions, on-site during installations, and easily reachable after the sale.

Florida State Certified Solar Contractor CVC56956
Florida State Certified Electrical Contractor EC13013208

Contact
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Office: (239) 491-8010
Email: [email protected]