System size
How much energy you use determines how many panels you need, the biggest single price factor.
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Honest answer: it's a range, because the price depends on your home. Start with a realistic range below, then see the five things that move it up or down.
Pick a system size and options to see a realistic planning range, before any real design exists. Not a quote.
This is a broad gross-cost range, not a proposal. Equipment, labor, site conditions, financing, and current program terms can materially change it.
If a quote hides these, you can't compare it to anything.
How much energy you use determines how many panels you need, the biggest single price factor.
↗Pitch, shade, condition, and layout affect both the design and the labor.
↗Panel and inverter choice, plus add-ons like batteries or EV charging, changes capability and cost.
↗Electrical upgrades, structural work, or trenching for ground mounts add scope.
↗Loan term, APR, and dealer fees can make the financed cost higher than the cash price.
↗The IRS says the credit is unavailable for property placed in service after December 31, 2025.
IRS guidance ↗The program supports qualifying projects through Renewable Energy Credit contracts managed by Approved Vendors.
Current program year ↗Potential distributed-generation and storage rebates depend on utility, equipment, and current program rules.
Consumer FAQs ↗Look past the monthly payment: the real price conversation covers scope, ownership, financing, and total paid.
Browse every FAQThere is no single useful price without system size and site details. For early planning, Direct Solar Pros uses broad gross-price ranges based on system size and scope. These are not quotes or statewide averages.