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Using the power company is a guaranteed loss. It's exactly like paying a landlord –until one day you realize a house note would cost about the same. The power company works like a landlord, raising rates on you and all their captive customers. You're a homeowner; your money should pay off something you own, not something they own. It should be a stable investment, not a guaranteed loss.

You need to see what the power company actually costs you.

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For Better or Worse

Your estimate could be better or worse than the one above based on your roof, the direction your house faces, how far north you are, regional weather patterns, shade on your home, your need for batteries, or all of the above. Our experts' job is to get to the bottom of it and report back to you. Whether your estimate is better or worse than the example above, the power company simply cannot compete with power that YOU own.

What's at stake is paying forever v/s paid-off forever. Your house may be married to electricity, but you shouldn't be paying the power company till death do us part. Power bills don't have to be for life.

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This Is About Power

utility (n): noun [ yoo-til-ih-tee ]; State of being beneficial, profitable, or advantageous
futility (n): noun [ few-til-ih-tee ]; State of being unprofitable, ineffective, or pointless

A futility bill is something you can never pay off: like renting. It goes on forever increasing faster than your income, and more often. All homeowners have already eliminated their worst futility bill, by leaving their landlord behind. That's how your power bill became your new worst futility bill.