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📍 Instant Solar Estimate

How much solar can your roof produce?

Enter your address and we'll measure your actual roof from satellite — how many panels fit, your system size, and estimated yearly production and savings.

Your roof's solar potential ☀️
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Get your exact numbers & price

We'll confirm your roof, design a system, and send a firm quote — free, no pressure.

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Estimates use satellite roof data and typical local rates — your real numbers depend on shading, usage, and utility. Prefer to talk? Call (941) 830-4937.

How this estimate works

We look up your address, pull Google's satellite model of your roof, and calculate how many panels physically fit, the system size, and how much energy it would make each year based on your roof's real orientation and sun exposure. It's a fast planning estimate — a Higher Power Solar designer confirms the exact layout and price.

How much solar can my roof handle?
It depends on your roof's usable area, slope, and shading. This tool measures your actual roof from satellite and shows the maximum panels that fit plus a recommended system for a typical home. Most Southwest Florida homes fit a 6–12 kW system.
Is this estimate accurate?
It's a solid planning estimate built on Google's rooftop solar data and typical local utility rates. Your final numbers depend on your actual electric usage, shading from trees, and your utility — which our team confirms with a free on-site or virtual design.
Do I still get a tax credit in 2026?
If you buy your system, the 30% federal credit ended December 31, 2025. Florida still gives a 100% property-tax exemption, a 6% sales-tax exemption, and 1:1 net metering, and a lease/PPA can still capture the federal credit. Check your 2026 incentives →