For those of you looking for SolarFred.com, don’t panic! You’ve come to the right place. If you don’t know anything about SolarFred.com or haven’t heard of Tor Valenza, the guy behind Solarfred.com, no problem. Check out his bio here.
Bottom line, SolarPowerRocks.com and SolarFed.com have merged. We’re like solar peanut and jelly sandwiches. Salted and crunchy PB, of course. Together, we’ll provide you, the solar curious, with great solar info, plus an easy way to get a free solar quote from a local installer in your area.
Over the next few weeks, you’ll see some more changes on SPR. You might also get some dead links that go to our nifty dead link page. We’re on it. Give us time. Leaving a comment will help, as well. And as always, if you’ve got solar questions, drop us a comment, and we’ll do our best to get back to you.
Thanks.
Tor aka “Solar Fred.”
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Hey brilliant move, SolarFred! You never cease to amaze me. 
I always liked this site because it’s very informative and unique and I’ve learned a lot from it, but I thought it still lacked that one special element to complete the balanced formula and now that you’re here, look out!
Solar ROCKS indeed!
Thanks, Najia. The other guys here at SPR have done a lot for solar too. As always, feel free to contribute or ask us anything, and we’ll try to get you an answer. You can always tweet me too, of course.
Great combo, great example of the cooperative spirit.
Now, the real question: Which rocks more, NorCal or SoCal?
Ken, Ken, Ken. All of California rocks equally. This is earthquake country, after all.
Najia
Tor a.k.a. "Solar Fred"
Ken Oatman