The reason I refer so many people to HahaSmart, is because as a DIY expert, and someone who has paid a lot of electricity, bill, I can safely tell all of my customers that these guys, are giving you a fair and accurate price. Here is an example of a full system, generated by the sites price-checker. All you have to do is fill out your location, your average utility bill, and the site sizes your full system right away. From installation, to buying the panels and accessories you're getting an overall discount compared to the average market value of home solar. After tax incentives, your net costs is reduced by 30%, and the overall prices are 25% below the average market value of home solar. 2019 is still going to be one of your best years to adapt to solar, because it is going to go down 4% from the original 30% reduction after 2020.
So, in 2019 here is what you are getting. The example is from a system size assessment in Santa Rosa, CA in 2019. And, switching from your standard prices is quoted as $53,369 savings over a 20 year period. However, if you are looking for a partial system based on a certain amount of tools use the DIY tool instead. The following is from the price-checker.
System Size: 5.8 KW - DC
Your project address: ###, Santa Rosa, CA 95407, USA
Your average monthly electricity bill: $168
PERMIT & PRODUCT COST As Low As: $8,129
Solar Product Package includes: Engineer / Permit: $798
Panel:21 pcs * $145/pcs = $3,049
Inverter & Accessory:$1,725
Racking: $907
BOS: $738
Other mis:$0.05/watt * 5,775 watt = $280
Sales Tax:$7,217 * 8.75% = $632
*Solar product package does not include electrical main service panel upgrade, and finance expenses.
*Sales Tax Rate: 8.75%. Please consult with your CPA for more information of sales tax.
Your Project Analysis
Permit & Product + Installation Cost $8,129 + $6,300 = Total Cost $14,429
System Size: 5.8 KW - DC
$10,100 Net Cost - This is after tax incentives in 2019
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