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Kansas is a great place to go solar because of the Renewable Energy Property Tax Exemption. Kansas has a law that keeps your local property taxes from going up when you invest in a solar energy system, which means you can increase the value of your home without paying additional taxes to do so. The state also has an incredible net metering program available to residents that we discussed earlier. The net metering program allows any surplus of energy accrued during the month to be carried over to the next month. This can even be done annually but it is less common.
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Cost of Solar in Kansas
Solar Installation Process in Kansas
There are many factors that will determine the cost of your solar panel system including your energy consumption, the size of your home, type and size of your roof, number of panels, and permitting costs. Federal, state, and local incentives will all have a big effect on the final cost. The only way to know exactly how much solar will cost for your unique home is by contacting us to receive an expert solar consultation. Although we can’t give you an exact estimate right now we know that it can be helpful to know the data for your area; According to SolarReviews, as of 2021, the average cost is $11,691 – $14,288 to install an energy solar system after the federal tax credit have been applied. Many customers who installed Solar in Kansas actually saved money by going solar compared to their old power bill because of the current low financing rates. If you have a credit score of 650+ and make $40,000+ annually, you have a great chance to qualify for solar financing in Kansas. When you work with Noble Solar, we’ll include the cost of labor in our initial quote to make the breakdown as simple as possible.
The solar installation process in Kansas is no different than in any other state. Many homeowners choose to stay connected to the grid so that they can take advantage of the great net metering program as opposed to having an off-grid system. In Kansas, solar can be installed year round, however, we recommend having a winter or spring installation date which ensures your system is up and running by the time summer comes around.
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Schedule a free, 5-minute initial phone consultation with our team of specialists to see if solar is a good fit for you and your home. On the phone call, we will just ask some basic questions about your current electricity consumption, the type and size of your home, why you’re interested in solar, answer any questions you may have. We’ll also walk you through your state incentive programs so you understand your savings potential and have a rough idea of the total cost. Next, we’ll schedule an appointment, either in-home or virtual (Zoom or Skype), to perform a more in-depth evaluation of your home and go over equipment, costs, logistics, and next steps.
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