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After evaluating these factors, we provide you with a personalized report that outlines whether your home is a good fit or not, and what you could expect to save by making the investment.
How Does Utility Charge Electricity?
Energy companies charge you based on how many kilowatt-hours (kWh) you use, and you're charged for each unit.
For example:
Running a 1,000-watt appliance for 1 hour uses 1 kWh
Note: The price of electricity fluctuates based on demand, fuel costs, and other factors. Over time, electricity prices tend to rise, which means higher bills for you. Reduce bills by producing your own!
Solar panels absorb sunlight and convert it into electricity using special materials like silicon. This electricity is called DC (direct current) power.
DC power flows in a steady, one-way stream from the panels toward your home. This direct flow of energy needs to be converted into usable power which happens through an inverter.
In order to utilize this energy we must convert it into Alternating Current or AC Power
The next step is to convert it into Alternating Current (AC) with the help of an inverter.
There are different types of inverters, like string inverters, microinverters, and power optimizers, but they all perform the same basic function.
With solar, you don't just produce electricity for your home - you can also save through a process called net metering.
When you produce more electricity than your home needs, that extra energy is sent back to the grid.
In return, your utility company gives you credits for each kWh of energy you send back.
During times when your solar panels aren't producing as much energy (like at night or when it's cloudy). You'll pull electricity from the grid and the credits can be used to reduce costs
Note: Not all states have net metering policies. The availability of net metering depends on your state and utility provider. Be sure to check your local regulations to see if you can take advantage of this benefit.
A solar system won’t completely eliminate your electric bill: there are grid connection and service fees for all homes tied to the grid. Solar is an actionable move towards sustainability and a way to lower your overall energy costs.
Based on a leased to own system with 100% energy offset
Savings of just over $1,400 a year – and increasing over time!
Solar panels are an investment that pay off more over time. Think of it like this: while you might pay a little upfront, the long-term savings on your energy bills will more than make up for that initial cost. As your system generates electricity, you’ll see lower monthly bills and, after a few years, the system will essentially pay for itself. Once your system is paid off, you’ll continue to enjoy free or significantly reduced electricity costs for decades to come, making it one of the smartest investments for your home and future.
We will use our advanced software to generate a custom solar system tailored to your home, considering factors like solar irradiance, roof slope, shading, and energy usage patterns. By analyzing your provided information, we can design a system that maximizes energy production and savings, ensuring a seamless fit for your specific needs. Let us help you take control of your energy future with precision and efficiency.
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