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How rooftop solar can cut your power bills
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Rooftop solar is a zero-emission source that can significantly cut your power bills. A system costing around $10,000 can pay for itself in approximately 8 years, providing much cheaper electricity over its 25-30 year lifespan.
Grid-tied systems let you sell excess power back to your retailer, further reducing costs. While panels last for decades, a qualified professional must handle the installation. Use the Gen Less solar calculator to estimate your potential savings and reduce your carbon footprint.
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