How to begin the solar panel installation process

There is a big difference between thinking about solar panel installations, and putting solar panels on your home. To get the solar panel installation that is right for you, you should check the price out on your electric bill, and then how much power you will need from your solar panels.
 

Find out how much energy you're consuming monthly

All you have to do is find out your average monthly utility bill cost. A majority of utilities offer that erudition online to their customers. This is not as tough as it sounds. Some utilities offer solar calculators, and it is also something that we offer at HahaSmart. If you enter in your address and your average monthly utility bill, our price-checker tool gives you an estimate of how much power you need, what the system might cost, and how much money you’ll save over time.

Get quotes from different solar panel installation companies

This is why you should call at least three local solar installation companies and balance their quotes. If you do a little research, it will save you money in the end. A good certified solar installation company will give you a guaranteed price quote, with a complete breakdown of parts and labor needed to finish the job, and a timeline of how long it will take.

If you talk to different installers it is good to compare their quotes directly and figure how much per square foot you are paying.
 

Ask for the solar panel installation price per Watt

From company to company price of solar panel installations vary, but it is all ordinarily based on the how many inclusive watts you require, and what kind of solar panels you buy. A common rule is that many distinctive companies propose solar panels at all almost the same wattage evaluation. You don’t have to get the most expensive solar panels because most panels are constructed the same, none of them have moving parts, and they all come with warranties now. 

If you want to move into the future and join the solar revolution, or if you want to find out what solar panels are right for you, go to HahaSmart.com and try our price checker tool. You can see how much a system will cost, and how much you can save over the next 20 years.

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