Nichole Hughes, Live Solar

02/08/2023

So excited to have a presence in Downtown Fayetteville! Stop by and see us☀️☺️

02/08/2023

02/08/2023

Interesting to see which major cities NWA residents are coming from!
🤔And interesting information as you consider going solar on your NWA home. Solar could be the difference maker for an incoming buyer from a state like TX or CA where solar is more common.
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Northwest Arkansas (NWA) is continuing to experience a surge in population growth as residents from major cities across the United States are choosing to make it their new home. It’s likely that we all know this, but where are they coming from?

01/24/2023

Join me this Thursday, 11-1pm to celebrate the grand opening of our EightTwenty building in Fayetteville. Come check out our new space, enjoy some Wrights BBQ, Hip Cafe cookies and meet our amazing team! We would love to see you there😁
📍5 E. Mountian St. Fayetteville, AR, 72701
⏰11 am - 1 pm
💌DM me with any questions!
Visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/eighttwenty-grand-opening-in-northwest-arkansas-tickets-505306624717 (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/eighttwenty-grand-opening-in-northwest-arkansas-tickets-505306624717)
to rsvp!

12/13/2022

11/08/2022

11/01/2022

Pro-Solar tip: Use a solar company that does their own installs! At EightTwenty - Fayetteville we do our own installs and personally know and trust the team that will be on your roof!
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10/28/2022

Did you know that if you go Solar and are on SWEPCO utility, your electric bill could be as low as $12/month?
☀️Check out my friends post-Solar bill estimate☀️

10/28/2022

Just finished up a New Hire Sales Training at EightTwenty HQ in OKC, and I would
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ recommend working at EightTwenty
AND
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ recommend working with friends!

10/28/2022

We just keep growing!
☀️Exciting day for my EightTwenty teammates in Kentuckiana!

Join us for a ribbon cutting as we celebrate our new location in Charlestown and officially launch EightTwenty in the Kentuckiana market!

10/05/2022

Climate resiliency was built into the fabric of Babcock Ranch with stronger storms in mind, and Hurricane Ian was a major test.