bham wrote:Hi Emmanuel, I already had to ask you the question twice but without an answer from you:
-Is it you who did an internship at Sebasol and who aspired to set up your own business as a Sebasol installer?
Hi Bham,
Oops, I shouldn't have seen the messages ...
Yes, I did the Sébasol internship which I recommend
warmly anyone who wants to design a solar thermal system (heating, hot water). A 12 hour training day but we really understand a lot.
On the other hand, I did not set myself up as Sebasol because in France, the market for solar self-construction is far too weak to live on.
Most self-builders make this choice to reduce costs or for the pleasure of construction, they are not ready to pay for a service or assistance ... In addition, self-construction no longer gives access to subsidies
(tax credit). It may change in a few years when the tax credit
will have stopped!
In the Jura, there is a Sebasol installer who helps self-builders but it seems to me that he only operates in his region ...