You need to look more closely into what happens with a grid-tied solar system during a power outage. I believe they are wired so as not to provide power during an outage to protect power company people. If you have a battery system then that is a different situation.
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Originally Posted by DIver0258
We just had several quotes done. We also had an evaluation done by SECO. SECO has great information about solar on their website. Depending on what your ultimate goal is, will determine price. For us to have a zero bill and independent power in the event of an outage. Having solar didn’t make dollars and cents for US.
It is is tough to sift through, educate yourselves about solar prior to speaking with the first contractor.
Have your tax professional explain the federal tax incentives to you how they work and what it takes to qualify. The contractors continually uptalk the tax break.
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