The short answer is, “Yes, over time, a home solar system will pay for itself.” There is, however, a more complicated long answer. Every home system will be unique in terms of equipment and location. Consequently, homeowners will have to use their personalized data to answer the payback question.
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The Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Energy is a major source of information for homeowners considering the installation of a home solar power system.
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With the proper research and possessing basic construction and wiring skills, a knowledgeable do-it-yourself homeowner can build and install a home solar power system.
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Homeowners interested in installing a home solar array will find no shortage of companies to perform the work. A good place to start is the member directory at the Solar Energy Industries Association website.
The site is also an excellent source of information on residential solar technology and products as well as federal and state information relative to regulations and incentives.
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