Free Savings Estimator

Will Solar Lower My Bill?

Answer 3 quick questions. Get your personalized savings estimate — monthly, annual, and over 25 years.

Step 1 of 3 — Your Electric Bill

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Bill & Location Roof Details Your Results

Your Energy Usage

We'll estimate how much solar can offset

What's your average monthly electric bill?

Your zip code (for local rates & sun hours)

Your Roof Details

This affects how much sunlight your panels capture

Which direction does your main roof face?

↑ South Best

↗ SE / SW Very Good

→ East / West Good

↓ North Limited

Current utility provider (optional)

Your Savings Estimate

Based on your inputs — actual savings may vary

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Monthly Savings

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Annual Savings

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25-Year Savings

Year-by-Year Cumulative Savings

Assumes 3% annual utility rate increase. Inflation-adjusted estimate.

Estimated Payback Period

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After federal tax credit

Estimated System Size

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Est. System Cost

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Bill Offset

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of your electric bill covered

Available Incentives

⚠️ General information only — not tax advice. Consult a tax professional for exact amounts.

Monthly Bill: Before vs. After Solar

Without Solar —

With Solar —

*Some utility costs (grid connection fees) may remain even with solar

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How We Calculate Your Solar Savings

Our estimator uses your monthly electric bill, local utility rates, regional sun hours, and roof orientation to model your solar potential. System size is calculated from your energy consumption divided by daily sun hours for your region. Savings projections assume a 3% annual increase in utility rates over the 25-year panel lifespan. Federal tax credit is the current 30% Investment Tax Credit (ITC) under the Inflation Reduction Act. These are estimates — actual savings depend on your specific roof, shading, utility net metering policy, and installer pricing.