Estimate Your Solar Potential

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Fill out the form and click "Calculate Estimates" to see your potential solar savings.

Common Problems with High Electric Bills

Rising Energy Costs

  • • Utility rates increase 2-3% annually (higher in some regions)
  • • Fossil fuel price volatility impacts electricity costs
  • • Energy bills are the 2nd-largest household expense

Seasonal Spikes

  • • Summer AC use or winter heating can double bills
  • • Extreme weather events strain grids
  • • Low-income households spend up to 10% of income on electricity

Grid Dependency

  • • Power outages disrupt work, safety, and comfort
  • • Remote/rural areas face higher delivery fees
  • • Limited control over energy sources

Inefficient Homes

  • • Older appliances waste power
  • • Poor insulation increases energy usage
  • • Lack of energy audits hide problems

How Solar Energy Helps

Slash Monthly Bills

  • • Reduce electricity bills by 50–100%
  • • $200/month bill could drop to $20–$50
  • • Systems pay for themselves in 6–10 years

Lock in Energy Rates

  • • Free energy for 25–30 years
  • • Protection from utility rate hikes
  • • Fixed, predictable energy costs

Environmental Impact

  • • 6 kW system offsets ~8,000 lbs CO₂ annually
  • • Equivalent to planting 100 trees/year
  • • Reduce carbon footprint significantly

Home Value

  • • Homes sell 20% faster
  • • 4-5% higher resale value
  • • 30% federal tax credit until 2032

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is this estimate?

This calculator provides a general estimate based on industry averages. For a precise assessment, schedule a free consultation with our experts.

What incentives are available?

The Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC) is a federal tax incentive enabling homeowners to subtract a portion of their solar expenses from their tax liability. Notably, the ITC value has recently been increased from 26% to 30%, adding to the allure of transitioning to solar energy.

How long do panels last?

Our systems come with 25-year warranties. Panels typically maintain 80%+ efficiency after 25 years of use.

Will I still have an electric bill after switching to solar?

Yes - If your system is connected to the grid, you'll continue to receive a bill from your utility provider. During periods when your system isn't generating energy, your home will draw electricity from the grid to fulfill its needs.

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