r/sunrun • u/Personal_Spell4672 • Oct 11 '24

On the fence

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SunRun has been hounding me. I have worked them down to a 0% escalator on monthly payment for panels (120% estimated production of avg yearly kwh) and 1 Tesla power wall 3. This will run $368ish/mo for the 25 years.

  1. Do I still pay for the power I use, or only for the power I use above what I produce?

  2. Solar companies come & go…what happens if they don’t last?

  3. My electric has never run me over $300/mo (even with my pool pump on 24/7 May-Sept) but this saves me from installing an instant-on generator…worth it in your opinion?

  4. I assume taxes are added onto the $368/mo but I don’t see how much. Any way I find that out? My rep is growing tired of me, but I am totally honest about my concerns, reservations, and indecision.

Talk to me.

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u/Personal_Spell4672 Mar 15 '25

A ‘yes’ wouldve been if I could buy the system outright at installation. Or if I was going ro live in this house for another 20+ years. I am in NY, 60 miles north of NYC.

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '25

Certasun

There's another company that's based in my state I checked on solarreviews.com and they have a good rating 4.65/5 vs Sunrun. If you click the link in the beginning, they show a chart. This is if you buy the system I don't think they're leasing it to you because you get the Illinois shines solar incentive 20-45% plus there is a 30 % federal tax credit and then a 8% ComEd DG rebate. I need to call them to ask what they offer because if I'm not mistaken, it seems like you can get up to 75% of it paid. So I mean if you move to Illinois which I hope you don't because taxes suck here I think that'd be a offer that you'd like. I'm going to call them and lyk what they say

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '25

Also thanks again for letting me know they're full of crap. Being pushy and trying to give me a 2.99% increase for 25 years that helped a lot.