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Solar Energy Cost:

Tangible and Intangible Savings

Your solar energy cost can be assessed in terms of both real and intangible costs--actual dollars spent and return on investment, as well as long-term savings and benefits to the environment.

A solar power system can cost as little as $10,000 up to $40,000 for a Florida State Rebate System.

• Savings: 20-25 years savings of $50 to $1400/month

• Tax credits: The tax credit is for 30% of the cost of the system with no cap for photovoltaic systems as of Dec 31, 2008.

• State rebates: In Florida approved applicants receive $4.00 per watt up to $20,000.00 for residential, $100,000 for commercial.

My Promise

I will personally come out and do an evaluation and estimate on your property for the plan that best fits your solar energy needs and your budget.

I have provided links with the contact information for government rebates and incentives, as well as a solar energy cost estimator. You can use the information and tools provided to determine your potential costs and savings. Or, contact me. I'd be more than happy to discuss any concerns you might have.

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Solar Energy Rebates and Incentives

2008 Tax Credit Form
Florida Rebate Information
State of Florida Solar Rebate Form

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