Switching to Solar Costs You Nothing Upfront

No matter what you choose, whether you get solar through a loan, or a power purchase agreement, you’re going to save money.  If you didn’t know, the rates are going to hike up on your utility bill. SDG&E’s rates on average, now, don’t quote me here, but I know they are over a 4% annual increase every year. The same with PG&E, by the way, because they’re trying to maintain a big power grid. Fires and mistakes happen. They’ve got to maintain that.  Mostly, all the costs have to take care of that. When you have solar on your roof, how many problems are happening, and how costly are they? Not that costly. Your increase, if there is even an increase in your loan or interest, it’s not near as much.  You’re always going to be saving at least 20%. If you have a power bill that’s over $300 – $500, you’re going to save more than likely, 40% a month, so why wouldn’t you decide that switching to solar would be a good idea? That’s a lot of money.  We’re talking tens of thousands of dollars in a minimum of just a few years that you’re saving.

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