United States · Residential solar
Compare Solar Quotes in the USA
US solar proposals vary widely in equipment quality, warranty terms, and what's actually included. Solar Padtal extracts the specs from each proposal, compares scope apples-to-apples, and flags missing items like interconnection fees, permits, and monitoring costs.
What to check in a US solar proposal
- • Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) — 30% for residential systems in 2026
- • Utility interconnection application fees — varies by state and utility
- • Net metering or net billing rate — check your state policy
- • Panel efficiency and warranty — Tier 1 manufacturers vs budget options
- • Battery backup capacity — kWh usable, not just nominal
- • Permit and inspection fees — sometimes excluded from quotes
Compare solar quotes in the USA
US solar proposals vary by state — ITC eligibility, utility interconnection fees, and net metering rules all affect the true cost. Upload 2 or 3 installer proposals and compare equipment tiers, warranty terms, and scope in one side-by-side report.
From California to Texas to Florida, installers use different formats. Solar Padtal extracts the specs from each PDF so you compare kW, $/W, and battery usable capacity apples to apples.