Getting solar at the house

[meatman]

any feedback on the way the systems are operating?

we are considering a solar install, but we need a significant system.

All this rain has been putting a damper on solar production this summer. We've been over 1000kwh per month since April with a high of 1247 kwh in June (9.6KW system). I think it's been producing pretty well despite the plethora of cloudy days. It took us a while to get our meter back in the negative zone (just two weeks ago). Solar City monitors the systems and if there is a communication issue, they typically send someone over within a couple of days to get the issues resolved. It's been just over a year and we're happy with the system.

[rockhound]

All this rain has been putting a damper on solar production this summer. We've been over 1000kwh per month since April with a high of 1247 kwh in June (9.6KW system). I think it's been producing pretty well despite the plethora of cloudy days. It took us a while to get our meter back in the negative zone (just two weeks ago). Solar City monitors the systems and if there is a communication issue, they typically send someone over within a couple of days to get the issues resolved. It's been just over a year and we're happy with the system.

how does your power company handle the deficit? do they send you a bill when you are short? or just bank the meter until the end of the year?

we are looking at a 62 panel system.