Installing home solar panels can cut your electric bill and shrink your carbon footprint. But the upfront costs of buying and installing a system can be considerable, even with government rebates. the cost and return from adding solar panels, and whether the home's roof is positioned to benefit from them, are some key factors to examine before making the move.
Those who have a section of roof that faces south with few obstructions, such as tall buildings or trees will benefit the most from installing solar panels.
Once the estimate for how big of a system is needed, an online calculator can be used at to help determine costs and how long it will take to make back the investment. The calculator takes into consideration equipment costs, loan interest rates, tax savings and more. One example of a calculator.
Government programs can provide significant financial breaks on the system, but these offers frequently change. Read More...
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