Comments on: The difference between Do It Yourself and Professional Installation http://blog.coolerplanet.com/2009/01/14/the-difference-between-do-it-yourself-and-professional-installation/ Wed, 04 Jan 2012 00:20:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: n8lew http://blog.coolerplanet.com/2009/01/14/the-difference-between-do-it-yourself-and-professional-installation/#comment-95 n8lew Thu, 29 Jan 2009 18:27:42 +0000 http://blog.coolerplanet.com/?p=768#comment-95 Thanks for note David! Yes, what I've learned from most diy projects is that while they start off with the best intentions, they tend to lose their luster unless the party installing has some sort of related expertise. Thanks for note David! Yes, what I’ve learned from most diy projects is that while they start off with the best intentions, they tend to lose their luster unless the party installing has some sort of related expertise.

]]> By: David Brands http://blog.coolerplanet.com/2009/01/14/the-difference-between-do-it-yourself-and-professional-installation/#comment-94 David Brands Wed, 28 Jan 2009 04:42:13 +0000 http://blog.coolerplanet.com/?p=768#comment-94 daleythegreenguy: I'm offering grid-tie solar kits on my blog and whereas they could be self-installed, I exactly agree with your take on DIY in solar. They can either be projects that really go awry or a very expensive "home improvement" that never gets done. I sold UniSolar kits in the past and only one of those I sold was installed by a man with solar experience on his off-grid fishing cabin in Alaska. The diagrams, plans required here in San Diego can be daunting enough not to mention the rebate process. I'm thinking of linking your entry above to my post with the kit offer. BTW: I will be linking your site to mine under "Related Links." It would be great if you'd reciprocate. Keep up the good work. daleythegreenguy: I’m offering grid-tie solar kits on my blog and whereas they could be self-installed, I exactly agree with your take on DIY in solar. They can either be projects that really go awry or a very expensive “home improvement” that never gets done. I sold UniSolar kits in the past and only one of those I sold was installed by a man with solar experience on his off-grid fishing cabin in Alaska. The diagrams, plans required here in San Diego can be daunting enough not to mention the rebate process. I’m thinking of linking your entry above to my post with the kit offer.

BTW: I will be linking your site to mine under “Related Links.” It would be great if you’d reciprocate. Keep up the good work.

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