Dude Shemesh

Introduction: It’s Florida. You walk outside, and you see sun. Lots of sun. It’s hot. You walk inside, and you go back to paying FPL outrageous amounts of money to heat your hot water in your cool house. Why? According to the US Department of Energy, 35 per cent of the average home’s electric bill is from water heating. Other figures put it as low as 18%. So let’s be conservative. Work with 20%. Take your electric bill, divide it by 5. That’s how much you could save every month with solar hot water on your roof. Multiply that number by 12 months for your annual savings. Ah, but solar panels are expensive, you think. But this isn’t a photovoltaic panel. Water passes through metal tubes in a black (black=hot) box on your roof. It’s heated by the heat of the sun and air and then pumped back into your hot water tank in your house. If, for some reason, the sun gets blotted out or something else unusual, you have an electrical backup so you will never be without hot water. So call or message today for a free consultation and find out if saving money with simple physics is right for you. We also provide solar attic fans, solar panels, solar pool heaters and more.