Right, having it installed by the builder as part of the build process seems ideal, hence why I'm trying to educate

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Nov 4, 2024
9:58:20am

SingleStrapBackpack All-American

Right, having it installed by the builder as part of the build process seems ideal, hence why I'm trying to educate

myself on everything now.

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SingleStrapBackpack

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We're most likely building a new home next year. I'm very interested in incorporating solar into the design from Day 1.

SingleStrapBackpack All-American

Nov 4, 9:30am

Get real world experiences. Go to solar boards, go to reddit. Its a lot of work and not for everyone, just be prepared.

AltTabbins

Nov 4, 9:41am

First, understand how net metering works where you live and state/fed credits

Nov 4, 9:46am

Right, having it installed by the builder as part of the build process seems ideal, hence why I'm trying to educate

SingleStrapBackpack

Nov 4, 9:58am

My father in law built a building on his property that has panels on it. He also has diesel generators and other backups

AltTabbins

Nov 4, 10:11am

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