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The average solar system in Eureka costs $300 before incentives, dropping to $210 after the 30% federal tax credit. With PG&E rates at 33¢/kWh, most Eureka homeowners pay off their system in 0.1 years.
The average Eureka home needs a 0.1 kW system to offset a $265/month PG&E bill. At approximately $3.00 per watt, this comes to $300 before any incentives.
The federal solar investment tax credit (ITC) reduces your system cost by 30%, bringing the price from $300 to $210. This credit is available to all Eureka homeowners who purchase their system.
Most Eureka homeowners qualify for $0-down solar financing, meaning you can start saving immediately with no upfront cost. Your monthly solar payment is typically less than your current PG&E bill.
Over 25 years, a solar system in Eureka saves an estimated $79,290 after paying for itself. With PG&E rates rising 4-6% annually, these savings could be even higher.
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