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ETA Engineering, Inc.

4049 E. Presidio St., Suite 117

Mesa, AZ 85215

Phone: 480-966-1380

Toll Free: 1-877-964-4188

Fax: 1-480-966-1516

info@etaengineering.com

Note: Prices are subject to change without notice due to changes in other vendors' prices to us. These changes may arise from normal product development plus fluctuations in foreign exchange rates and commodity prices.

Solar Power for Homes Connected to the Power Grid

Solar electricity is now a mainstream choice for home improvement because photovoltaic costs have been driven down in recent years, leading to increased savings. As electricity rates continue to rise faster than inflation, maintaining the status quo translates into increased expense with no return. Why be at the mercy of electric company rate hikes when you can use your money towards owning your very own power plant that increases the value of your home almost as much as the system costs (after rebates) and reduces your electric bill by 30-60%? Going solar is a sound investment that provides a decisive solution for three of the greatest problems in energy use today. Solar electricity: 

Over 1 million homes around the world rely on solar energy as their primary or only source of electricity.

  • reduces consumption of dwindling resources,
  • protects the environment and 
  • is profitable, fostering economic growth.

 

Installing a solar electric system for your home is financially prudent, reduces damage to the environment and decreases dependency on foreign energy sources.

 

Solar electric systems require no maintenance, have higher reliability than the power grid and only incur a one time cost for 25-40 years of clean electricity. Most solar modules come with a 25 year warranty.

Consider the insolation map below.  At over 320 sunny days per year, Arizona is the best state in the US for solar power.  With current technology, the sunlight falling on just half of Maricopa County could produce all the electricity used in the United States.

Insolation Map of U.S.

Insolation Map of the United States

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Last updated: December 19, 2008