A 6kW PV system can power a whole house in many states. However, it depends on your location and energy demands. Before you buy, we’ll guide you through the cost, size, and practicality of a 6kW system. 

What is the typical cost of a 6kW solar system? 

A 6kW solar system in the United States will cost around $18,000 at an average cost of $3.00 per watt. With the federal tax credit of 26%, the price of a solar system reduces to around $13,320. 

Additional federal or utility-based solar rebates and incentives, such as net metering, may be available depending on where you reside, lowering the cost even more. 

The system architecture and parts affect the price of inverters and ground mount racking, among other things. 

All of the above elements, the number of sun hours in each state and the cost of power, influence the cost of solar installation. 

How can you get a 6kW solar project for a lower price?

Just though 6kW systems are becoming more affordable does not mean that everyone can afford to buy one outright. There are a variety of financing alternatives accessible, which is fortunate. 

If you qualify, a zero-down solar loan is a terrific method to finance your solar system. 

Solar leases or solar power purchase agreements (PPAs) from solar businesses are available in various jurisdictions. Solar loans and leases allow you to pay for your solar system over time while saving money. PPAs are a little different in that the solar firm owns the solar panels on your roof, and you pay them a monthly fee for the solar energy produced by the system. 

Long-term electricity bill reductions are smaller with solar leases and PPAs than outright purchases. Though financing solar panels will save you money in the long run, purchasing in full is the best option.

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