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Breakdown of cost by category below

Labor

Labor: this is a function of the number of employee hours it will take to build the array multiplied by the cost of each hour.

Solar modules

The cost of solar modules has fallen significantly over the past decade, by around 90%; however, they still represent the single most expense part of the installation.

Inverters

The inverters, whether micro inverters or string inverters, represent the second most expensive equipment expense behind the modules.

Balance of System

Balance of System comprises the conduit, wire, cables, racking, breakers, and combiner boxes.

Permitting

Permitting is the administrative hours and fees related to preparing and filing permits with the local municipal government, the utility company, and NYSERDA.

Inspection

Inspection includes the administrative hours and fees related to scheduling and completing electrical and building inspections as necessary.

Adders

Our base pricing is based on a standard, composite shingle roof in good condition of average slope, a functioning, standard size main electrical panel, and a house no more than two stories in height. Steep slopes, electrical service upgrades, heights greater than two stories, tiles, slate or other hard materials will result in higher prices.

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