SMASH has developed the world’s first snap-together solar module. (that crews install 3x faster with less training)
SMASH pre-assembles state-of-the-art frameless modules with elegantly-designed snap mounts that directly attach to the roof, enabling installers to save money, do more jobs per day and reduce new hire ramp-up time.
Crews call it “Solar LEGOs”
Our closest competitor was acquired for $158 million by SolarCity, removing them as an option for other installers. The rest of the home solar industry needs a solution like SMASH, creating a $10 Billion opportunity.
SMASH has a strong portfolio of intellectual property in for our frameless PV mounting technology.
The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded SMASH two prestigious SunShot awards totaling $1.5M to fund our product development.
SMASHsolar(TM) - making solar a snap to install (TM)
SMASH pre-assembles state-of-the-art frameless modules with elegantly-designed snap mounts that directly attach to the roof, enabling installers to save money, do more jobs per day and reduce new hire ramp-up time.
Crews call it “Solar LEGOs”
Our closest competitor was acquired for $158 million by SolarCity, removing them as an option for other installers. The rest of the home solar industry needs a solution like SMASH, creating a $10 Billion opportunity.
SMASH has a strong portfolio of intellectual property in for our frameless PV mounting technology.
The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded SMASH two prestigious SunShot awards totaling $1.5M to fund our product development.
SMASHsolar(TM) - making solar a snap to install (TM)
Location: United States, South Carolina
Employees: 1-10
Total raised: $500K
Founded date: 2012
Funding Rounds 1
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 06.11.2013 | - | $500K | - |
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