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BENEFITS OF SOLAR
Increased Home Value
Once installed solar adds value to your home.
Sell Excess Energy
Sell excess electricity to the grid, Over the life of the system save between $40K to $65K+
Fixed Electric Bill
Going solar can help you save money on your electricity bills. The cost of solar panels has come down significantly in recent years, and many homeowners are now able to save money on their electricity bills by going solar
Federal Incentive
Qualify for the federal investment tax credits if you qualify
Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
Solar energy is a clean and renewable source of energy. It doesn't produce any emissions, so it doesn't contribute to climate change
Transparency in the Entire Process
How Much Does Solar Cost
Here are the steps on how to determine the cost of solar panels for your home:
1) Get a quote from a solar installer (Get a quote now)
The best way to get an accurate estimate of the cost of solar panels for your home is to get a quote from a solar installer. Solar installers will assess your home's energy needs and roof conditions to determine the size and type of solar system you need. They will then provide you with a quote that includes the cost of the solar panels, installation, and any other related costs.
2) Factor in the cost of solar incentives
There are a number of solar incentives available to homeowners, such as the federal solar tax credit, state and local tax credits, and rebates. The solar tax credit allows you to deduct 30% of the cost of your solar system from your federal taxes. State and local tax credits and rebates can vary, so be sure to check with your local government to see what incentives are available in your area.
3) Consider your energy usage
The amount of energy you use each month will affect the size of the solar system you need and, therefore, the cost of your solar panels. If you have a high energy usage, you will need a larger solar system and the cost will be higher. If you have a low energy usage, you may be able to get away with a smaller solar system and save money on the cost of installation.
4) Consider the size of your home
The size of your home will affect the amount of solar panels you need. A larger home will require more solar panels, which will increase the cost of your system.
5) Think about the orientation of your roof
The orientation of your roof will affect how much sunlight your solar panels receive. If your roof faces south, you will receive the most sunlight and your solar system will be more efficient.
What They Won't Tell You
The true cost of solar panels
Solar panels have come down in price in recent years, but they can still be a significant investment. Solar companies often don't disclose the full cost of solar panels, including the cost of installation, financing, and maintenance.
The limitations of solar energy
Solar panels can only generate electricity when the sun is shining, so they can't be used to power your home at night or on cloudy days. Solar panels also can't generate electricity during the winter months, when the days are shorter and the sun is less intense.
The long-term commitment of going solar
Once you install solar panels, you're locked into a long-term contract with the solar company. This means that you're obligated to make payments on the solar system, even if you move or decide that solar energy isn't right for you.
It's important to do your research before you sign a solar contract
Be sure to ask the solar company about the true cost of solar panels, the limitations of solar energy, the impact of solar panels on your property value, and the long-term commitment of going solar.
Cost breakdown of your system
Design: Licensed electrical engineers need to design the system or else the city permitting office will not approve the permit.
Permits: Most jurisdictions will require to purchase a permit to install your system on your home and connect your system to the electrical grid
Material: Includes the panels, inverters, racking system and wiring (batteries if selected)
Labor: Solar companies employ skilled electricians and panel installers to get the job done correctly
Sales Reversative: The are the knowledgable solar sales representative that educate, you the customer, on the system you are purchasing.
Overhead: Each solar company hires a staff, lease warehouse and office space, lease vehicles, pay for marketing and other software systems.
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