Arkansas Awards First Commercial Solar Energy Contractor License
Sun City Solar Commercial Energy (SCSCE) received notification from the Arkansas Contractors Licensing Board that they are now licensed for commercial solar energy installations in Arkansas.SCSCE is the only contractor in the state of Arkansas to be awarded a commercial solar energy license.
Stinchcomb said he is excited to be the first commercial licensed solar contractor in Arkansas. To qualify, applicants must have 5 years experience in solar energy installations. Due to owner Dwight Stinchcombs 8 years experience as a residential contractor and the hands on support of their distributor in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with 27 years experience in solar, the company was licensed.
Rising energy prices continue to take their toll on industries throughout the region. Stinchcomb stated, “This is an opportunity for commercial businesses to take immediate steps to reduce expenses and control their energy risks.”
Both residential and commercial customers can benefit from solar and help move our country toward energy independence. The Federal Tax Rebate of 30% plus the 5-year accelerated depreciation are additional reasons why many commercial companies are taking advantage of free energy from the sun.
For more information: contact John Gerrard at (479) 422-7037 or Visit website at SunCityEnergy.com.
BACKGROUND:
Sun City Solar Energy of the Ozarks (SCSE) is a Springdale company based in Arkansas, specializing in turn-key commercial and residential solar power, solar hot water and solar pool heaters. SCSE is owned by John Gerrard and Dwight Stinchcomb. They are an area dealer for Sun City Tulsa which has been in the solar energy business since 1983 and is this regions largest solar energy provider.
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