I'm looking to cut down on our cooling bills during the summer, and eventually, I'd like to also reduce our heating costs in the winter. I know that I might need a battery setup for the winter side of things. As a licensed general contractor with experience in major electrical work and access to master electricians, I'm curious about the best initial steps I should take to determine the right solution for my needs.
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The most cost-effective approach would be to go with a grid-tied solar installation. That's what most people find works well! If you're interested, I can help you figure out how to size and price out the system. Also, think about whether you want a flexible setup that’s easier to relocate in the future. It could save you hassle down the line!
Have you considered looking into an Eg4 hybrid mini split system? It's a great way to manage cooling efficiently, and you might find it interesting if you haven't checked these out yet. Just a suggestion since I know you already have mini splits installed!