South GA Solar Power
So Many of our clients have many questions that we have put together a page to respond to their many questions.
NO 10kWh Solar Array without batteries should cost any homeowner $70 -$80K. PERIOD ! No Solar Array contract should be signoff for 25 years, when it only takes 9 yrs to pay your system off.
Question: How much does a 10kWh Solar Panel Array cost.
Answer: A 10kWh Solar Panel Roof Mounted Array should only cost no more than $30,000 completely installed. Plus a $9,000 Energy Tax Credit applied the first year Tax Return. Battery Banks cost around $9,000 to $10,000 each. A 10kWh Array should yield $235 worth of electric credit. A 10kWh Array with a Battery bank should yield an estimated $375 worth of electric credit.
Question: Do you offer financing?
Answer: Yes we do now offer financing, 5yr, 10yr, 15yr, 20yr loans under 6% interest rate. Provide hat you have a 620 or better Credit Score. Give us a call and be approved within 1 day.
229-232-8133 or 229-474-9519.
Question: How much money will my Utility Provider pay me for my Solar?
Answer: This is a very good question, so you must pay close attention to this answer. There are to types of payments. The first type of payment/credit is called Net metering, which credit your solar generation at the same cost you pay for your electricity. Example if you pay 10 cents to 12 cents to your Utility Provider (Georgia Power or any EMC) then you will be credit 10 cents to 12 cents for your solar generation. This is very fair. The second type of payment/credit is called Avoided cost, which only credit you 2.0 cents for your solar generation. Example if you pay 12 cents to your Utility Provider (Georgia Power or any EMC) then you will only be credited 2.0 cents for your solar generation. Simply Not Fair ! ! ! How in the world can our GA Utility Commission approve something like this. So unfair !
Question: What then, is the best Solar application for Net-metering and/or Avoided cost?
Answer: The best solar application for a Utility Provider that supports Net-metering is a straight roof mounted or ground mounted solar array.
The best solar application for a Utility Provider that only supports Avoided cost will be a roof mounted or ground m​ounted solar array with a battery bank included. While the solar array is generating energy during the day it is also charging up the battery bank for the evening. So then what ever energy is left over (which is a very small amount) goes back to the grid at an avoided cost of 2.0 cent. This application is estimated around a 98% reduction of your electric bill, just as good as net-metering.
Question: How much money can I save using Solar PV Power?
Answer: The average Solar Installer can only save you around 50% off your average electric bill. But, there's much more work to be done to install Solar Power on your home or property correctly, than just putting up solar panels. We offer our Phase 1 service first to reduce your electric bill by 45%, then we offer our Solar PV installation, to reduce your remaining electric bill down by another 80%, leaving you with only 10% of your orginal bill to pay.
EXAMPLE: $300 electric bill - Our Phase 1 service reduce your average bill down to $165/month (45%)
$165 electric bill - Our Phase 2 solar pv installation reduces your average bill down again to $25/month (95%)
We are the ONLY one to offer this unique service and installation! GUARANTEED, INSURED and WARRANTED FOR 25 YEARS
Question: Will using Solar Power really work for me?
Answer: Yes, for example: For every $100.00 you invest for solar power, you will get back $30 min. and up to $60.00 max. within the 1st year. Then, the system will pay for itself within the remaining 4 - 9 years. That's worth while.
Question: How will the system end up paying for itself?
Answer: Through your Federal Energy Tax Credit; look for your IRS Form 5695. Also through your State Energy Tax Credit, if avaible, and/or through a Grant Program. Call us for more details and or information.
Question: What information is needed to obtain a good quote?
Answer: You will need your March & August electric bill and the total square footage of your property. (Example: If your property is 1600 sq. ft. then your average electric bill should be $150 - $250. If your property is 2400 sq. ft. then your average electric bill should be $230 - $350.
Question: Can I reduce my electric bill by 50% or more?
Answer: Yes, you can reduce your electric bill by 50% for little as $1,800 min. to $3,500 max. You can reduce your electric bill by 85% by installing a full solar array without batteries, or 97% with an added Powerwall Battery Bank. We offer a "Not To Exceed Cost" for our guaranteed services and installation.
All system comes with a 25 yr warranty.
Question: Are there still any incentives to offset this cost?
Answer: Yes, the IRS still offers a 30% Federal Energy Tax Credit, and We offer a 4% Senior Discount for your purchase. This total 30% tax credit and discount has been extended through 2026.
Question: How much does Solar Energy cost nowadays?
Answer: In 2010 the average 10kW Solar PV Array cost $55,000, completely installed. Presently the same 10kW costs $30,000 to install, minus $9,000 Fed Tax Credit. Giving you a Net Cost of $21,000. These tax credits and discount have been extended through 2023. GA State Energy Tax Credits are not available at this time.
Question: Do you know anyone that can install Solar Farms?
Answer: Yes, We have now partners with another professional Solar firm to offer Land Owners and Developers our unique cost-efficient and high quality performance installation services. So give us a call first.
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