Infographic: Homes With Solar Panels Sell for More

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Read more about how solar can increase the value of your home at our older blog: “Are Homes With Solar Really Worth More?”

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Last modified: October 23, 2018

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Matt Meiresonne

Hey Ben, another awesome post. Super clean design and interesting facts! So installation pays for itself. How about that. Is that estimate including incentives?

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Abe

like the idea. any recommended installers in 53511

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Gregory Smith

I think Oklahoma is going to change how solar is treated on the Utility side, because the policies of Oklahoma are currently under federal review and legally going to be challenged to comply with federal standards.

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