Your roof.
Your bill.
Is solar worth it?
See what solar could cost, what it could save, and when it could pay for itself.
See my solar estimate
- Bill reduction
- $150/mo
- System cost
- $24,000
- Payback
- 13.3 yrs
Illustration only. Assumes 60% bill reduction, capped at $180/mo. Before financing, incentives and maintenance. Your roof and utility change the result.
Your estimate comes first
See the numbers before you share contact details.
Assumptions in plain view
Every figure shows where it came from.
You decide what happens next
No account, no sales call to see results.
A clearer picture in three steps.
- 1Your home
Start with your roof.
Your address sets your sunshine, utility and local install prices. A few roof questions refine it.
- 2Your numbers
See the whole equation.
Estimated cost, production, bill savings and payback, with every assumption shown.
- 3Your choice
Pick the next step.
If it pencils out, we can introduce one installer for a written review. If it doesn't, we say so.
Sometimes, your best move is no move.
Solar doesn’t suit every home. When it won’t pay off, your result says so instead of asking for a phone number.
How the estimates work →- Homes we tell to skip it
Your bill is under about $100 a month. Not enough spend to win back. Payback runs past a decade in most markets.
Big trees shade the roof. Midday shade can take a third of the production with it.
The roof is past twenty years old. Panels outlive shingles. Re-roof first, or pay to remove and reinstall later.
You rent. Community solar in your utility area is the version that works for you.
See your numbers before anyone asks for yours.
Five questions. Your estimate shows up on screen, not in a sales inbox.