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Volume 162 · Issue 61 | 99¢

Solar Company: Carnahan Electric

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Also a winner for the Electrician category, readers chose Carnahan Electric as its top solar company too. Carnahan has made great strides in solar energy products, the wave of the future, but also the boost of the present. Consumers can dramatically reduce their energy costs by installing solar. “Solar can save you money … going green could as easily mean green as in money!” the company Website boasts. Going to solar energy could not only reduce your PG&E bills, it could eliminate them entirely, according to Carnahan. In the long run, this means not only money in your pocket, but a better future for yourself and the planet. A free solar site survey is also offered by Carnahan Electric because it’s not about convincing you to buy, it’s about providing you with the best information for you to make your own decision. Carnahan Electric is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

6391 Capitol Avenue
Diamond Springs

530-642-2476

carnahanelectric.com

Patrick Ibarra

Patrick Ibarra

Patrick Ibarra joined the Mountain Democrat as Managing Editor in March 2012. Prior to that, Ibarra was a news editor, sports editor, copy editor, writer and columnist at various newspapers in California and Washington state. He is a 2003 graduate of Gonzaga University, earning a major in Journalism while minoring in Broadcasting and English.
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