Determining whether solar is a good fit for you involves considering various factors, and while there’s no one-size-fits-all answer, certain key aspects can guide your decision.
In essence, the ideal candidate for solar would be an owner of a single-family, independent home with a well-maintained southern-facing roof that experiences minimal shading throughout the day.
However, even if your situation doesn’t perfectly match these criteria, solar might still be a viable option for you!
The Costs of Going Solar
For most individuals, going solar boils down to a financial consideration: the cost of solar versus the savings it brings.
These two questions are closely linked and play a significant role in your decision-making process. Several vital aspects influence the cost of your solar system, including the quality of equipment, the chosen installer, and where you source the installer.
Equally important are the factors that determine your solar savings: your current electricity expenses, your payment approach for the system, available rebates and incentives, and crucially, the actual cost of your solar installation.
These factors interplay to shape your solar journey.
