SolarAttic is at a crossroads. The next level of business is to simply roll out the company's technologies nationwide. Products are located in 40+ states and the company's new renewable energy technologies have proven themselves worthy of rolling out nationally in volume to consumers and businesses. The company has subcontracted out the pool heater manufacturing and currently has an unlimited manufacturing capacity for the PCS2 pool heater. It is in need of a management investor or corporate partner/investor to roll out its products nationwide. We seek a $5-10 Million management investor or corporate partner/investor.

To roll out SolarAttic's energy saving technologies requires a new management team, a new board of directors and a substantial investment in inventory for volume production. Volume inventory purchases are required to obtain the consumer retail product price points that will drive volume sales and the resultant margins that are needed internally.

Management & Directors

Since May 19, 2005, the Founder, Edward G. Palmer, is the sole officer and director of SolarAttic. Minimal operations focused solely on pool heater sales are being maintained until the company obtains a management investor and/or a corporate partner/investor.

Sales & Manufacturing

SolarAttic uses a subcontractor with an expandable manufacturing plant to manufacture the PCS2 pool heater. Therefore, the pool heater can be scaled up fast if sales warrant volume production. Sales are from word of mouth referrals and Internet generated sales activity. In late 2007, SolarAttic launched an updated dealer program that has caught the imagination of entrepreneurs. Sales in the first quarter 2008 are up 600% over the same period in 2007. SolarAttic expects this "momentum" to continue for the foreseeable future. This momentum now allows SolarAttic to grow internally from its profits albeit the pace is very slow and does not negate the need for a capital partner to allow the company's technology to enter mass production.

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