[Mike80911]

Originally Posted by Evans, Marv

You don't say where you live, which affects solar generation. Installations are pretty standard with all companies. Like Dale said, you need to determine your electrical use to determine the size (in kWh) of system you will need. Sounds like you will need a pretty good sized one with a pool. It is just my wife & me & we have a 3.2K s.f. house without a pool but with central HVAC, and two tankless water heaters operated off of propane. (My propane use with those is about .23 gal./day.). The rest of the house is all electric. Our system is 7.75 kW. When they installed it, they put in 10% over our average usage over the previous three years. We bought an EV later on, and I wish I had asked them to install something like 25% overage. As it was, we sold them back almost 3 mW of power per year. With the EV, we have had to pay some at true up time. If you don't get the extra at time of installation, & you're on a net meteriing program, you can't add on to your existing system. It has to be classified as an additional/extra/separate system. Just additional tidbits.

Sorry I am in NYC
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