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How rooftop solar can cut your power bills
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Installing rooftop solar can significantly cut your power bills. A medium-sized system costs around $10,000, can pay for itself in approximately 8 years, and provides free energy for over 20 years.
While panels last 25-30 years, the inverter may need replacing sooner. Grid-tied systems allow you to sell excess power to retailers, but professional installation is mandatory. This investment reduces your carbon footprint and offers substantial long-term savings on your home's energy costs.
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