Owner & Sales Director · Daniel Island, SC
Drew Taylor
For Drew Taylor, solar is more than a business — it’s an opportunity to help homeowners take control of their energy future while creating real, long-term savings for their families.
Background
About Drew
With a lifetime of sales experience, Drew has built his career on one simple principle: people deserve honesty. Known for his approachable personality, charismatic communication style, and straightforward advice, he believes the best sales process is one built on education rather than pressure.
What drew him to the solar industry was the ability to offer a product that genuinely benefits people. Unlike many products and services, solar can provide homeowners with meaningful financial savings while contributing to a cleaner, more sustainable future. Helping families realize those savings and seeing the positive impact it has on their lives is what drives him every day.
As Owner and Sales Director of Sunburst Solar Solutions, Drew is committed to ensuring every customer receives clear information, transparent recommendations, and solutions tailored to their specific goals. His vision for the company is simple: build a reputation as the solar company people trust most — one that prioritizes education, integrity, and customer success above all else.
“The best part of what I do isn’t selling solar — it’s helping people make informed decisions that can save them money for years to come. If we earn a customer’s trust through honesty and education, the rest takes care of itself.”
— Drew Taylor, Owner & Sales Director
Drew is one of two owners of Sunburst Solar Solutions, alongside Steve Morse, Owner & CEO. Read more about the company on our about page or see where we work.
Areas of expertise
What Drew does at Sunburst
- Residential Solar Design & Consultation
- Energy Savings Analysis
- Customer Education
- Project Planning & Coordination
- Renewable Energy Solutions
- Sales Leadership & Team Development
Editorial role
What Drew writes, and what he checks
Every guide and location page on this site is written by one owner and reviewed by the other before it publishes. Nothing here is written by a content agency, and nothing publishes without a second name on it.
Writes about
- What solar actually costs in a given South Carolina city
- South Carolina and federal incentives, and what expired
- Cash, loan and lease compared on one scope
- How to read, compare and challenge a solar quote
- Whether solar is genuinely worth it for a specific home
- HOA and architectural-review approval
Reviews before publication
- Battery, generator and EV charging guides, checked for how they read to a homeowner
- Commercial pages, checked for claims a business owner could not verify
- Every page, checked against our no-guaranteed-savings rule
South Carolina location pages
City pages Drew writes
Each of these page sets covers every South Carolina city we serve, with the rates, permit facts and utility terms checked per city and dated on the page.
The archive
52 guides written by Drew
Written from the permit, utility and commissioning work we do on real South Carolina projects, then checked by Steve Morse against the current public rules.
Residential Solar 12
- How Many Solar Panels Do You Need in South Carolina? 21 min
- How to Audit a Solar Quote for Hurricane and High-Wind Conditions 20 min
- How to Compare Solar Hardware for Coastal South Carolina Homes 22 min
- How to Compare Solar Panel Models in a Quote 22 min
- How to Compare Solar Quotes in South Carolina 17 min
- How to Compare the Best Solar Installers in South Carolina 21 min
- Is Solar Worth It in South Carolina in 2026? 17 min
- Is Your Roof Too Shaded for Solar? A Quote-Stage Decision Guide 18 min
- Microinverters vs String Inverters for a New Solar System 27 min
- Rooftop vs Ground-Mount Solar: Which Fits Your Property? 25 min
- Solar Payback Period in South Carolina: Audit Your Quote 23 min
- What a Solar Site Survey Should Check Before Your Final Quote 20 min
How-To Guide 10
- Commercial Solar Installation in Charleston, SC: A Guide 13 min
- Home Battery Storage Cost in 2026: What Affects Price? 13 min
- How Much Does Solar Panel Installation Cost in 2026? 11 min
- How to Choose a Solar Installer: 7 Red Flags to Avoid 13 min
- How to Compare Solar Warranty Coverage Before You Buy 9 min
- Hurricane-Ready Solar Battery Setup in Myrtle Beach 11 min
- Solar Installation in Charleston, SC: What to Expect 12 min
- Solar Monitoring in Charleston, SC: How It Works 10 min
- Solar-Ready Roof Replacement in Charleston, SC: A Guide 10 min
- What to Ask Before Signing a Solar Contract 13 min
EV Charging 6
- How Many Solar Panels Do You Need to Charge an EV? 24 min
- How to Install Home Charging for Two EVs 25 min
- Installing an EV Charger in a Detached Garage 24 min
- Level 2 EV Charger Installation in South Carolina 27 min
- Panel Upgrade or EV Load Management: Which Does Your Home Need? 24 min
- Solar and EV Charger Installation in One Project 26 min
Financing & Ownership 6
Home Ownership 3
Comparison 3
Home Electrical 2
Beginner Guide 2
HOA & Design Review 2
Utilities & Net Metering 2
Problem Solution 1
Incentives & Tax Credits 1
Ultimate Guide 1
Second pair of eyes
46 guides reviewed by Drew
These are written by Steve Morse and checked by Drew before publication.
- AC-Coupled vs DC-Coupled Solar Batteries
- Automatic Transfer Switch & Load Management Options for Standby Generators
- Backup Generator Installation in Hilton Head Island, SC
- Can You Add a Battery to Existing Solar in South Carolina?
- Can You Install a Home Battery Without Solar?
- Can You Put Solar Panels on an Old Roof in South Carolina?
- Can Your Roof Structurally Support Solar Panels?
- Commercial Battery Storage Cost and Quote Scope
- Commercial Rooftop vs Ground-Mount vs Solar Carport in South Carolina
- Commercial Solar Commissioning and Closeout Checklist
- Commercial Solar Cost in South Carolina
- Commercial Solar Cost Per Watt: 2026 Budget Breakdown
- Commercial Solar Feasibility Study: What to Verify Before Bidding
- Commercial Solar Financing Options in South Carolina
- Commercial Solar Interconnection in SC: Before Permission to Operate
- Commercial Solar on Metal and Low-Slope Roofs
- Commercial Solar Proposal Checklist for South Carolina
- Commercial Solar-Only vs Solar-Plus-Storage: Which Scope Should You Quote?
- Dominion vs Santee Cooper: SC Solar Buyback Compared
- EV Charger Installation in Myrtle Beach: What to Know
- HOA Solar Approval in Columbia, SC: How It Works
- Home Generator Installation Cost in South Carolina
- How Demand Charges Change a Commercial Solar Decision
- How to Compare Home Battery Quotes in South Carolina
- How to Evaluate Commercial Solar ROI in South Carolina
- How to Size a Home Battery Storage System Correctly
- Install Solar and Battery Together or Add Storage Later?
- Multi-Meter and Multi-Site Commercial Solar: Map the Right Accounts First
- Natural Gas vs Propane Standby Generators for South Carolina Homes
- Roof Replacement and Solar Cost in South Carolina
- Santee Cooper Solar Interconnection: What SC Owners Need
- Solar Inverter Replacement Cost in South Carolina
- Solar Maintenance Cost in South Carolina
- Solar on a Leased Commercial Building: Owner, Tenant and Site Control
- Solar Panel Removal and Reinstallation for Roof Work
- Solar Roofing vs Roof + Panels: Best Fit in Columbia, SC?
- Solar System Not Producing Enough? What to Check
- Standby Generator Installation in South Carolina: Steps & Responsibilities
- Standby vs Portable Generator for South Carolina Homes
- The Home Battery Installation Process in South Carolina
- What Size Solar Battery Do I Need? A South Carolina Guide
- What Size Standby Generator Does Your Home Need?
- What Utility Data a Commercial Solar Assessment Needs
- Where Can a Home Battery Be Installed in South Carolina?
- Where Can a Standby Generator Be Installed on Your Property?
- Whole-Home vs Partial-Home Battery Backup
Free, no-pressure assessment
Talk to Drew about your home
Book a free assessment and you’ll speak with one of the owners, not a call centre. Honest numbers for your roof, your utility and your bill.
Mon–Sat, 10am–6:30pm ET · We typically follow up within the hour.