You’ve probably seen more and more solar panels popping up on rooftops across Florida’s Gulf Coast. While harnessing the Florida sun could save you thousands, it could also come with a costly surprise.Some families are learning the hard way that installing solar panels may put them at odds with their home insurance providers.Solar panels here in Florida can help your wallet — and the planet. But they could also mean trouble with your insurance company. That’s why experts say it’s crucial to ask the right questions before making the switch.Florida’s sunshine fuels a brighter, cleaner future, bringing with it clean energy and lower electric bills.”Love our solar! Love it!” said Lynette Paracino of Fort Myers.Paracino has owned two homes — both solar-powered.”We have two electric vehicles. We have a pool, a spa, and our monthly costs come out to just $29.95 for the FPL service charge,” she said.She knew to do her…
Solar panels could cut your power bill — but raise your insurance
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