How Much Can You Save?

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How Much Can I Save?

You may be wondering how much solar can actually save you. This number is going to be different for every home depending on how much power is used, the shape, size and direction of your roof and which power company you have.

I like to be very transparent so here is how I am getting these numbers.

Below I have the average numbers for each utility so you have an idea as to how much you save, just by simply switching.

Generally speaking the higher your power bill the more you’ll save by switching to solar. The numbers below are also based on the lowest rate plan I am able to get you with No Money Out of Pocket. As long as you have a 650 credit score or higher I can get you this plan.

We can structure your plan to fit what makes the most sense for you.

Immediate Savings No Money Down,

* numbers based on average usage for each utility

** includes 2 batteries to offset NEM change

Paying For Solar All Upfront

If you plan on being in your home for 6 or more years and you have the money to invest in a system, then you will have a guaranteed return on investment in 6 years. Everything after that will be money back in your pocket. Plus it adds value to your home. This is the maximum savings if it’s your forever home.

On average in the US, homeowners move within 7 – 10yrs. Most people I talk to are not sure if they will be in their home for that long. This is why most people decide to go with the immediate savings.

All of my plans are easily transferable. Meaning, you just transfer the lower power bill just as you would the water and gas bill if you decide to move from the home.

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