Without solar
Your electricity costs under the assumptions shown.
A clearer starting point for solar.
Explore a preliminary estimate using your location, electricity usage, and home details. See the assumptions, then decide whether to request an installer review.
What the calculation considers. Not a customer result.
Start with what you know. We’ll show where assumptions are needed.
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Share your location, electricity usage, and a few property details.
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Review production and bill figures. A regional yield or state-average price is labeled as an estimate.
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Keep exploring, or request a review with an available installer when you are ready.
Solar may reduce what you pay your utility. But the system itself has a cost, and some utility charges may remain. A useful estimate looks at the full picture.
Your electricity costs under the assumptions shown.
Remaining utility costs, plus the solar system’s upfront cost or ongoing payments and other applicable charges.
Less grid electricity does not automatically mean lower total costs.
Explore the numbers for your home01
How much electricity you use influences the system size and potential bill impact.
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Rates, fixed charges, and export-credit arrangements can change the calculation.
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Roof characteristics and shading influence potential production.
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Purchase price, ongoing payments, and other costs affect the financial result.
The numbers may look promising, uncertain, or less favorable than you expected. The purpose of this calculator is to make the trade-offs clearer—not to tell everyone they should install solar.
A preliminary estimate is a starting point, not a final recommendation.
There is no charge to use the calculator. An estimate does not obligate you to purchase solar or request a consultation.
No. The intended experience shows a preliminary result first. Contact details are requested only when you choose an available installer-review option.
No. The calculator provides a preliminary estimate using your inputs and the assumptions displayed. Final design, pricing, eligibility, and installation details require an installer’s assessment.
Not necessarily. Utility charges may remain, and the outcome depends on your electricity use, production, utility arrangements, and system costs.
Only incentives supported by current, configured information should appear in an estimate. Eligibility and availability can vary. Any included incentive will be identified separately with its assumptions.
Before submitting, you will see who may contact you and the relevant permissions. An installer review is optional and does not require you to purchase a system.
No. Solar Savings Calculator is an independent service. It is not a utility company or government program.
Use the available “I’m not sure” options. Where information is missing, the calculator should explain the assumptions or tell you that there is not enough information for a useful estimate.
Explore a preliminary solar estimate before choosing your next step.
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