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Solar is designed to be a long-term investment. In this customer testimonial, a homeowner shares that their power bill is now approximately $5 after Big Dog Solar installed their system.
That result is specific to this customer. Actual savings depend on the home’s energy use, system production, utility rates, financing, export-credit policies, and fixed utility charges.
Homeowners can explore residential solar and battery backup with Big Dog Solar’s Boise and Pocatello teams. Visit the Solar School, watch more customer and educational videos, or request a personalized quote.
I believe investing in solar is a good long-term decision because it continues to provide value over time. My power bill is approximately $5, and Big Dog Solar installed the system that produces that power for me. It has been a great experience.
Electricity bills can rise even when a household's usage barely changes. This video explains how growing grid demand and infrastructure investment can contribute to higher utility rates—and how home solar may reduce exposure to those increases.
A kilowatt-hour may be the same unit all day, but its price can change as utility demand rises and falls. In this lighthearted conversation, Mitch explains how solar and battery storage can reduce dependence on expensive peak-rate electricity.
With time-variable electricity pricing, when a household uses power can matter almost as much as how much it uses. This video explains how solar and smart battery storage can supply stored energy during expensive peak periods.
