Hey proud Illinois solar customers!
Here’s your chance to boast to your neighbors about how much you love generating solar energy AND your low utility bills!
How? By posting our attractive Go Solar sign in your front yard, then posting to our photo contest. Use our classic blue or our new sunny yellow signs!
Learn how you can win fun & fabulous prizes and vote for the best photo below.
3 Easy Steps:
Who is eligible? Only StraightUp Solar customers who are Illinois residents age 18+ may participate. Please use safety precautions when taking a photo of your home and array. By entering you agree to the full Contest Rules.
Important Dates:
Win one $100 Gift Card of your choice from Amazon, Target, or Home Depot for pic with the most votes.
Win this Solar Battery Phone Charger for the pic with the second highest number of votes.
Win a pair of Bamboo Utensil Sets for the pic with the third highest number of votes.
Order one here and we’ll send our new Sunny Yellow yard sign out to your home.
Our referral program pays! Tell your friends, family, neighbors, even that person you met at the grocery store, to mention your name, and your referral earns $500 when they go solar with StraightUp Solar. Learn more about our Share Your Solar Smile referral program.
Share your Solar story and help your neighbors understand the process of going solar.
We’ve made it easy to write a review on a public review site like Google, Facebook, BBB, or SolarReviews, just follow the link below.
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