A full year of usage and any unusual high-use months
FREE ST. PETERSBURG SOLAR REVIEW
Check the bill.
Then check the deal.
Get a second look at a St. Petersburg solar quote before committing to equipment, roof work or a long payment term.
Start with the accountSt. Petersburg projects commonly begin with a Duke Energy Florida bill, but the actual account, parcel and permitting jurisdiction must be checked for the property.
Compare the written scopeKeep the system, equipment, roof, electrical work, exclusions and support responsibilities together.
See the complete monthly pictureReview the proposed payment alongside utility charges and grid purchases that may remain.
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YOUR REVIEW CHECKLIST
Six details that make the comparison useful.
Current roof condition and future replacement timing
Proposed production, offset and remaining grid use
Battery purpose, usable capacity and backed-up circuits
Removal-and-reinstall responsibility if roof work is expected
Provider terms, warranties, exclusions and service ownership
LOCAL QUESTIONS
Duke Energy Florida.
Property-specific answers.
Official starting source: Duke Energy Florida customer generation information. Confirm current rules for the actual account.
Explore the full market guideDoes annual production equal a zero utility bill?
No. Production and household consumption occur at different times, and an annual estimate is not a promise about each monthly statement.
Can Origin review a roof-and-solar proposal together?
Yes. Include the roof age, material and written scope so the review can identify whether roofing, electrical and solar responsibilities are actually coordinated.
What should I send?
Start with a recent electric bill or twelve months of usage. If you already have a solar proposal, include the equipment, system size, production estimate, installed price and payment terms.
Is the review free?
Yes. There is no charge or obligation. Origin may offer a project proposal after confirming fit and coverage, but you decide whether to continue.