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All In Circles (オール・イン・サークルズ) is the Sales & Marketing Consulting company. Anything you want to promote in Hawaii, we help!

Location Honolulu, HI
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Proud to be Named SunPower's "2020 Commercial National Top Producer of the Year"

SunPower held its annual dealer conference this month and Solar Technologies was awarded for having the highest shipment volume of commercial panels in the United States. Named “Commercial National Top Producer of the Year,” our team is honored to be recognized for our achievements and perseverance. While 2020 was a difficult year with the pandemic, we’re thankful for the support of our community and continue to work hard to ensure the safety of our employees and customers. We’re proud to help businesses and organizations go solar to boost their bottom lines and create a more sustainable future.

The Solar Incentive Tax Credit Was Extended!

Fortunately the recently approved federal spending program extended the federal investment tax credit for the purchase of a home or commercial solar system. Instead of being lowered down to 22 percent as planned, the federal tax credit (ITC) is to remain at 26 percent until 2023 for eligible homeowners who go solar. We’ll explain how the tax credit works and find a solar financing option for your needs, so you start enjoying the benefits of being a home solar owner. It’s our goal to help you save money while going solar via solar tax credits and other local or state incentives that can help offset the cost of your solar energy system.

Your Northern California Home Battery + Solar Solution

It’s time to gain energy independence from the conventional utility grid via a solar system with a storage battery. Up until recently we only offered customers one brand of home solar storage battery, but today we’re pleased to share that there’s a new option: A solar storage battery automatically stores the energy you don’t use via a unit that’s usually installed in an inconspicuous spot such as a garage. The smart software monitors your solar, home energy use and utility rates to figure out which power source to use, maximizing your solar power.

August 2020 Email Update.

The median price in July for single-family homes was $815,000 (2.4% lower than July 2019) and for condos was $440,000 (4.7% lower than July 2019). They ultimately decided to contact the real estate legal hotline that Stott Real Estate, Inc. and Stott Property Management, LLC subscribe to and were told initially over the phone that the emergency proclamation allowed landlords to give written notice even if they could not currently evict holdover tenants in civil court. Tim Kelley has been advising Stott Property Management, LLCs clients that all landlords can currently do is contact tenants about their financial situation, request a payment plan, and try to help the tenants find some financial relief. Stott Property Management, LLC has spoken to several tenants whose Pandemic Unemployment Assistant (PUA) checks abruptly stopped in June because the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations (DLIR) realized that it paid roughly $32 million of benefits to fraudsters.

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