How much do solar panels cost for the average house in New Hampshire in 2019?
As of March 2019, the average cost of solar panels per watt in New Hampshire is $3.60/watt. A typical 6000 watt (6 kW) solar system is $21,622 before the federal solar credit and $15,135 after claiming the federal solar tax credit.
Current solar panel cost in New Hampshire based on offers available from local solar companies for residential solar power systems
| System size* | Average cost per watt |
Roof space required |
Average cost (before tax credit) |
Average cost (after tax credit) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 kW | $4.09 | 267 sq/ft | $16,359 | $11,451 |
| 5 kW | $3.54 | 333 sq/ft | $17,723 | $12,406 |
| 6 kW | $3.60 | 400 sq/ft | $21,622 | $15,135 |
| 8 kW | $3.55 | 533 sq/ft | $28,413 | $19,889 |
| 10 kW | $3.50 | 667 sq/ft | $35,048 | $24,533 |
| 12 kW | $3.38 | 800 sq/ft | $40,532 | $28,372 |
| 20 kW | $3.68 | 1,333 sq/ft | $73,582 | $51,508 |
* What is a kilowatt and what is a kilowatt hour?
If you enter your zip code into the solar power calculator below you can find out how many solar panels you need for your home and see live current solar prices in your city for that size of solar system. This is the easiest way to cut to the chase because when it comes to solar panel cost knowing the average cost of solar panels (as we display in the tables on this page) doesn't really help you determine solar panel cost you would face to power your home with solar energy. Your home will be different to any other home and so solar panel cost is likely to be different to the average solar cost data.
Enter your zip code and power cost to calculate the right system size for your home and see live current solar offers in your city
| County | Average cost per watt |
Average system size installed |
Cost of 5kW system (before tax credit) |
Cost of 5kW system (after tax credit) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solar panel cost in Belknap | $3.76 | 7.83 kW | $18,788 | $13,152 |
| Solar panel cost in Carroll | $3.38 | 7.42 kW | $16,889 | $11,822 |
| Solar panel cost in Cheshire | $3.45 | 6.98 kW | $17,268 | $12,088 |
| Solar panel cost in Coos | $4.01 | 7.04 kW | $20,061 | $14,043 |
| Solar panel cost in Grafton | $3.58 | 7.20 kW | $17,924 | $12,547 |
| Solar panel cost in Hillsborough | $3.61 | 8.37 kW | $18,035 | $12,624 |
| Solar panel cost in Merrimack | $3.51 | 8.30 kW | $17,534 | $12,274 |
| Solar panel cost in Rockingham | $3.61 | 8.01 kW | $18,044 | $12,631 |
| Solar panel cost in Strafford | $3.48 | 7.54 kW | $17,422 | $12,195 |
| Solar panel cost in Sullivan | $3.74 | 6.64 kW | $18,719 | $13,103 |
How our solar panel cost calculator calculates how much solar panels will cost for your house in New Hampshire?
Whilst it is great to have a ballpark average solar panel cost (see tables above) as a starting point, or even individual current solar offers from solar companies near you this doesn't help you if you don't know how many solar panels you need, how many square feet of usable roof space you have or how the electricity production from your roof may differ from the perfect roof.
The best way to get this information is to request a solar quote from one or more solar companies. However, for those that want to get a reasonably accurate online solar estimate before speaking to a solar company the Solar-Estimate.org solar power calculator has you covered.
The solar panel calculator estimates a system size while only requiring you to enter your address and power spend. It is not as accurate as if you uploaded a series of monthly power bills but it is a good place to start because it requires little effort. If you want to go further it will show live current solar offers in your area and then have one or more local solar companies provide accurate quotes if you validate your contact information.
Generally speaking, the aim of a solar panel installation is to install a solar power system that will produce the same amount of electricity that your home uses. This is because net metering laws limit the size of eligible solar systems to a system producing a similar amount of energy as your house uses.
This is why the solar calculator suggests a size of system that produces the same amount of electricity as what the software calculates you use, based on your monthly power bill. Because the calculator has a database of the electricity rates of your utility it can reverse engineer your usage from the amount you pay.
Calculate the cost of solar panels for your home in New Hampshire
The "average" home may be nothing like yours and meaningful solar cost information needs to be tailored to the individual. Find out more about how much solar panels will cost for your home and get a solar estimate tailored specifically for your home and energy use.
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