Pricing

At Drews Solar, we believe that switching to renewable energy is the right thing to do, so we work hard to make going solar as affordable as possible for our community. Instead of investing in salespeople and flashy advertising, we make it easier for our neighbors to invest in going solar by bringing down costs. And instead of hiding the total cost behind promises and financing, we give you clear answers about the total cost of going solar. By taking all factors into account, we provide homeowners with honest projections for when your solar array will pay for itself, so you’ll be happy with your investment for decades to come. And with state incentives, federal tax credits, and the opportunity to reduce your energy bills for decades, going solar is a smart and sustainable investment.

1. System Size & Energy Needs: The size of your solar installation depends on your home’s energy usage and your goals for offsetting electricity costs.
2. Equipment Choices: Solar panel selection, inverter options and additional system features can impact the cost.
3. Electrical Main Panels  & Roof Structure: Some older homes require main panel upgrades and additional roof footings as part of their solar installation. 

Solar is an investment with significant long-term savings. Here’s how to make it work for your budget:

• Federal & State Solar Incentives: Homeowners are eligible for a 30% federal tax credit on their solar investment and an additional state rebate, significantly reducing the cost of going solar. Learn more about federal tax credits and state rebates.
• Flexible Financing Options:  Spread the cost of going solar over time with financing that make monthly payments manageable, all while you save on your monthly electricity bill.
• Upfront Investment, Long-Term Savings: By paying for solar upfront, homeowners can achieve the fastest return-on-investment. The average system pays for itself in 7-10  years and lasts 30–40 years, providing decades of free energy.

• Use Our Solar Pricing Chart: Get an idea of the upfront investment and how much you’ll save over time.
• Example Estimate for a Typical Home: Curious about the cost of a solar system for your home? Check out this sample estimate. For the most accurate pricing, fill out the estimate form to receive your personalized quote.

• Average Payback Period: 7-10 years.
• System Lifespan: 30–40 years of reliable, renewable energy.
• Long Warranties: 25 year warranties on all panels and inverter systems. 
• Incentives & Rebates: Substantial savings upfront with ongoing energy cost reductions.