***The Math: Buy or Lease***

BUY:  An “average” 4 kilowatt residential system which would have cost $37,280 (at $9.32 per DC watt, before rebates and credits) will now cost $26,240.  After estimated state rebate and tax credits, the net cost could be as low as $13,314. 

Depending on your actual electric usage, the system could “pay for itself” in just a few years. Compared to the Return on Investment for your monthly payments to PG&E, which is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING, investing in solar is very attractive.
PLUS: 

• Five years free online monitoring.
• Free energy efficiency audit by independent company.
• “Best of breed” panels, inverters, and other materials

LEASE:  Look at solar differently.  Your decision is based on your monthly electric bills.  For example, a home with a monthly electric bill of $200 might install a 18 panel, 3.6 KW solar system.

This system will generate enough electricity to offset about 60% of your current electric bill and reduce it to $78 per month. Your monthly SolarLease payment would be $106, so you could save $16 per month from day one. In addition, your savings grow over time as utility rates continue to rise.
PLUS:  For duration of the lease (15 years):

• Free performance monitoring.
• Free SolarGuard customer portal.
• Electrical output guaranteed. 
• Free service and repair. 
• Free energy efficiency audit by independent company.

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