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Originally Posted by Obioban
$125,000, but that includes the roof.
... and then 26% of it was a tax rebate.
If you figure my roof otherwise would have been $50,000, and subtract the tax rebate, it cost me $42,500 beyond a normal roof.
Subtract a whole house generator cost from there (which I didn't get because this serves the same function), and it cost me $30,000.
... and $30,000 is a pretty fast payback period with no electric bill, no gas/oil bill, all of our EV charge bill, and the electric company writing me checks every month.
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Everyone has to do the math where they are. My coming system will be $88,000 with one PowerWall, but is panels. I just had a $9,000 roof put on, and panels are supposedly more efficient than the shingles.
But a $50,000 roof where you live? Sheesh. Either your roofers are driving really nice cars, or you have a really big house, or both.
Shawn