CKR Solar Leads Alabama’s Solar Energy Charge, Unveils Exclusive Deal For New Homeowners

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CKR Solar, a top provider of solar energy solutions in Florida, Georgia, and Alabama, is excited to announce that it has been ranked #1 for solar installations in Alabama, according to a recent report by Ohm Analytics. This achievement highlights CKR Solar’s ongoing commitment to promoting renewable energy and fostering a more sustainable future.

In celebration of this milestone, CKR Solar is offering a special promotion for new residential customers. Anyone who signs up for residential solar installation by April 30, 2025, will receive a free Level 2 EV charger from top brands like Span or Enphase. This offer gives homeowners the convenience of charging their electric vehicles as they make the switch to solar energy.

Christopher Rollitt, CEO of CKR Solar, said “We’re incredibly proud to be recognized as the top producer of solar energy in Alabama. This achievement reflects the hard work and dedication of our team, as well as the growing demand for clean, affordable energy solutions. As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability and innovation, we’re excited to offer this special promotion to help even more homeowners embrace solar energy and reduce their carbon footprint.”

CKR Solar has built a strong reputation in solar energy, serving both residential and commercial clients across the Southeastern U.S. The company is known for delivering top-notch solar installations and outstanding customer service, helping homeowners save on energy bills while supporting a greener planet.

To make solar energy and electric vehicle charging even more accessible, CKR Solar is offering a special promotion. New residential customers who sign a contract for solar installation by April 30, 2025, will receive a free Level 2 EV charger. This initiative is part of CKR Solar’s ongoing effort to enhance the convenience of solar energy and EV infrastructure for families in the region.

 

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