Solarize Kenmore program for solar roofs also available to Lake Forest Park

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The Solarize Kenmore program invites Lake Forest Park residents to a solar workshop on May 14, 2025, at Kenmore City Hall. Vetted providers will assess homes for solar suitability, offering estimates that could save participants money through bulk purchasing. Solar energy adoption has grown due to its environmental benefits, including lower carbon footprints and improved air quality. Homes with solar systems often see increased property values, attracting buyers with lower energy costs. Government incentives remain available, significantly reducing upfront installation costs.

The program contributes to a larger movement toward sustainability, promoting energy independence and resilience against climate change. Participants will receive site assessments considering factors like roof condition and shading to ensure effective solar energy systems. Solarize Kenmore aims to empower homeowners and small businesses to invest in renewable energy.

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