I have two well reviewed (on solarreview.com, Yelp, Angie's List, Home Advisor), seemingly honest, and lower cost solar contractors and I'd like some input as to which system I should decide on:
Contractor 1 option 1:
4.76 kW DC
17 Hanwha Q-Cells 280 Q.Plus
1 SolarEdge SE5000A
$15,000 or $3.15 per watt
Contractor 1 option 2:
4.64kW DC
16 SolarWorld 290 Mono
1 SolarEdge SE5000A
$15,500 or $3.34 per watt
Contractor 2:
4.56kW DC
16 SolarWorld 285
16 Enphase M250
$14,960 or $3.28 per watt
Contractor 1 will add a 240V outlet for an EVSE in the garage (there's already a 240V for the dryer), and they will remove and reinstall the solar array when I have the house reconstructed (if they are still around in 5-10 years). I'm inclined to go with Contractor 1 option 1. Both contractors can start within 20 days and expect the install to take 2-3 days.
Contractor 1 option 1:
4.76 kW DC
17 Hanwha Q-Cells 280 Q.Plus
1 SolarEdge SE5000A
$15,000 or $3.15 per watt
Contractor 1 option 2:
4.64kW DC
16 SolarWorld 290 Mono
1 SolarEdge SE5000A
$15,500 or $3.34 per watt
Contractor 2:
4.56kW DC
16 SolarWorld 285
16 Enphase M250
$14,960 or $3.28 per watt
Contractor 1 will add a 240V outlet for an EVSE in the garage (there's already a 240V for the dryer), and they will remove and reinstall the solar array when I have the house reconstructed (if they are still around in 5-10 years). I'm inclined to go with Contractor 1 option 1. Both contractors can start within 20 days and expect the install to take 2-3 days.
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