Auto Dealerships

$2500 Rebate is A Lot of Greenback!

AUTO DEALERSHIPS

More and more auto dealerships are choosing to rely on renewable energy every year. Over the years HES Solar has realized that solar is a natural fit for auto dealerships in San Diego. In fact, many dealerships have discovered that photovoltaic (PV) solar systems can help them save hundreds of thousands of dollars.

On average auto dealerships consume 18% more energy than ypical office buildings and over $2 billion dollars are spent by the auto dealership industry on energy expense every year.

Supplying air conditioning and heating for these buildings is a major cost, along with the need to light showrooms to spotlight beautiful new vehicles. And, lighting those large outdoor vehicle lots after hours also adds to those expenses. To learn if solar energy could save your business money contact our expert commercial solar experts at (619) 350-0032.

CARPORT INSTALLATIONS

Protect the cars on your lot from the sun and bad weather, while making a visible statement about your dealership’s commitment to sustainability. Add optional electric vehicle charging and your EVs will always be ready for a test drive.

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We are a San Diego-based, family-owned solar company. We have been an energy innovator since 2001 and can handle projects from small, rooftop solar panel additions to large-scale commercial microgrid systems. 

Our website is a great resource for your solar research. We’d also love to speak with you to answer any specific questions you have about your project. Click here to be contacted by an HES Solar representative, or simply dial us at 619-692-2015. We don’t use call centers so you’ll speak with a full-time HES Solar employee in California.

Robert Laverty

Senior Energy Consultant, Residential

Robert Laverty joined the HES team in the summer of 2018, bringing his ten years of solar design experience and his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Puget Sound with him. Robert is dedicated to finding solutions to help families produce and store electricity in order to reduce their reliance on grid power as well as help reduce their household’s carbon footprint. Robert’s experience as a newspaper editor as well as his involvement with the sustainability-focused Rocky Mountain Institute drives him to constantly seek out innovative ways to meet energy needs through renewable resources as well as helps him share those ideas with Southern California homeowners. When not at work or volunteering time with his church or community, Robert spends time with his wife and two sons or pursues his passion of fly fishing.
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