Solar Panels on New Construction 

Solar Financials Explained

Keeping an eye on the financials is crucial in new home construction. Solar may seem like just one of many design details that you might nix later, in an effort to control your initial home price.

But not so fast! Remember, solar is actually very different because it’s an option that pays for itself. Within just a few years, your system will have have reduced your energy bills by an amount equal to the purchase price, in other words it has paid you back. Whether you roll solar into a mortgage on your new home or select financing through Renu Energy, it’s going to be one of the smartest choices you make for your build.

Benefits Beyond Dollars and Cents

Of course, offsetting some part of your energy bill with your own clean solar energy does more for your family than keep your money flow looking good. You may have other reasons:

• The intangible benefits like relying less on the electric grid or the utility company
• Contributing to the homegrown energy movement that’s thriving here in the Carolinas, and creating good clean energy jobs
• Reducing your environmental footprint – your solar will come with software that lets you monitor the emissions you’ve reduced through solar

There’s no dollar amount to be assigned to all these things, but we think all energy customers deserve a chance to pursue them, most of all when you’re working on the home of your dreams.

And if the bottomline is the most important thing to your family, we are happy to show you how it will actually cost you more money not to choose solar for the many years you’ll be in your home.