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Gage Mueller said solar panels can increase a home’s value without increasing property taxes. (George Wiebe/Community Impact Newspaper)
Heights | River Oaks | Montrose

Solar energy specialist answers common questions about solar panels

By Laura Robb

Gage Mueller, a solar energy specialist at ADT Solar, has experience in the solar industry as both a customer and a service provider.

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