Solar homes in your community
There are a lot of solar homes around you! The green circles on the map show how many residential solar installations there are in a zip code.
Each record in the table below has the details on an actual home solar
installation in your area, with the real invoice price paid before
rebates.
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About the data:
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory compiles voluntarily contributed data about solar installations around the country - more than one million to date.
Price before rebates is the gross price of the system, before sales taxes and incentives. Something to keep in mind is that the cost of solar hardware has dropped dramatically in recent years - about 80% in the past ten years - and continues to decline. This means that systems that were installed a few years ago will be noticeably more costly than one purchased today.
Local rebates are grants or rebates supplied by certain local agencies. It does not include all available rebates to the customer, such as federal and state tax incentives. To better understand all the rebates available in your local area, use our calculator.
The federal rebate not reported directly but is estimated as 30% for systems installed 2019 and earlier and 26% for systems installed in 2020. (Note that our most recent dataset doesn’t yet include 2020 installs.)
There are many components that affect the price of a system, including the configuration of your roof, the modules and inverter hardware, so don't assume that you will pay the same price that your neighbor did. For a true customized price, use our service to get a free quote from qualified local installers.