Tips on Installing Your Own Wind Turbine

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Although everyone knows that it helps cut down the cost of your household power usage, most people don’t realize that, in some cases, it can make your house entirely energy neutral.Even though it’s the middle of winter, it’s not a bad idea to start planning to install a new wind turbine in the spring. Although everyone knows that it helps cut down the cost of your household power usage, most people don’t realize that, in some cases, it can make your house entirely energy neutral. So what do you need to know about setting one of these up on your property? Well, first you need to find a very windy area on your property (obviously). Secondly, the turbine should be very high – it’s better to attach it on the end of a pole rather than directly on your roof. And lastly, keep in mind that you do need a permit to ensure the noise level is kept low, it is out of neighbours’ sights, but hiring a skilled installer can help with this process. Click here for a list of practiced professionals to contact, and be sure to check out Southwest Windpower for some of the best residential turbines available today.

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