Home Solar Kits

The cost of a home solar kit in the United States typically ranges from 15,000 to 24,000, depending on the size of the system, the brand of equipment, and the location of the installation. The actual cost may be lower, taking into account federal tax credits and local subsidies.

When choosing the right home solar kit, you need to determine the size of the system based on your household's electricity demand, prioritise well-known brands and high-efficiency equipment, and consider the estimated total cost and subsidies. Choosing a reputable installer and ensuring a reliable after-sales service are also key factors. These considerations will help you make an informed choice.

The amount of electricity saved depends on the amount of electricity used in the home, the size of the solar system, and the local price of electricity. Generally speaking, installing a solar system can significantly reduce your electricity bill.

Yes. Many solar systems can be connected to the grid so that you can draw power from the grid when you need it and feed power back into the grid when there is excess solar energy.

While solar is suitable for many areas, efficiency may be compromised in areas with less sunlight or more cloudy or rainy weather. It is recommended that this be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

A battery storage system can provide back-up power in the event of a power outage, or can it allow you to make better use of electricity when peak solar power production doesn't coincide with peak household electricity use. Whether you need one depends on your power needs and budget.

Generally speaking, installing a solar system will increase the value of a property and attract more potential buyers, especially in markets interested in green energy.