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09/04/2025

08/11/2025

☀️ Go Solar with Sayles Your Power Bill Won’t See This Coming! ☀️

Your July power bill is coming, and my schedule is already filling up fast. Don’t wait until you’re staring at another $500+ electric bill—let’s get you solar-powered before next summer so you can take control of your energy costs.

💡 Big News – I’ve started my own team at Sunder Energy!
If you know a college student or a direct-to-home salesperson looking for a change, send them my way. Here’s why:
• 💰 Setters can actually make more than closers with our pay structure.
• 🕒 Flexible scheduling – set your own hours, control your income.
• ♾ Unlimited earning potential while saving people money.
• 🌎 Help the environment while building your future.

Don’t make the same mistakes again—have your solar system up and running before next summer and say goodbye to skyrocketing power bills.

📩 Message me today to schedule your free home survey or learn about joining the team!

08/06/2025

Hey CT!!!!
🌞 Tired of Sky-High Summer Electric Bills? Go Solar and Cut Your Power Bill by 30–50%!

Electric rates are rising fast—but your bill doesn’t have to.

✅ Cut Your Power Bill by 30–50%
✅ Lock in Low, Predictable Rates for 25+ Years
✅ Federal & State Incentives Available
✅ $0 Down Installation Options

Whether you’re looking to save money, increase home value, or reduce your carbon footprint, now’s the perfect time to switch to clean, affordable solar energy.

📞 Call or DM me today for a FREE quote and home survey

This summer, let your roof pay you back.
Go Solar with Sayles—save more, stress less.

04/07/2025

GoSolarwithSayles is off to a great start this year!!!
With our new products, we are now offering even more options and MORE SAVINGS!!
Need Roof work? no problem!
Tree work? I got a guy!!
Know someone who wants to go solar? I pay $500+!! Per referral
DM today
The information is free and you may even like what you learn, or better yet share the info with someone else and get paid.

02/20/2025

Great article! Horrible News! It Does a great job explaining the mess we are in, and what it s going to take to get out of it. The articlee also breaks down the different charges on your utility bill and who is responsible for regulating them.

Lawmakers in Connecticut hope Marissa Gillett can help lower electric prices. Market forces make that unlikely.

11/07/2024

Hey CT!!
Eversource and UI raised rates again!!!
Now is now is the perfect time to start the solar process. The utility companies take a few months to approve the project, so Get a free quote today! Be ready for that spring and summer sunshine and stop worrying about constantly rising utility costs!
The Information is free, and there is no commitment to get you and your home qualified. Let me show you how much money I can save you.

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween FB Fam!!!!
Sorry, but I have some scary news!!!
More UI and Eversource rate hikes have been approved!!!
Start the solar process now and be up and running for spring!!! DM for a free quote
Go Solar with Sayles


In October 2024, Connecticut’s United Illuminating (UI) received approval from the state Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) for a substantial rate increase that will impact residential electric bills. The approved rate hike means that UI customers could see an additional $30 per month added to their bills, driven by mandated programs and policies that pass costs through to customers without markup. The increase is part of a broader revenue adjustment mechanism required for state policy initiatives, affecting the delivery portion of UI bills.

Eversource, another major utility provider in the state, initially sought an 18.7% increase but will likely implement a more moderate increase due to projected drops in supply prices, according to PURA. These rate adjustments, which PURA commissioners narrowly approved in a 2-1 vote, will phase in by July 2025. However, the decision has faced criticism for placing an immediate financial burden on customers instead of distributing the costs over a longer period, which could have mitigated rate shock.