Nothing wrong with them being cheap enough to own. I mean, I paid a company, who hired workers to do the job of installing them. I gave people jobs. They did th

Nothing wrong with them being cheap enough to own. I mean, I paid a company, who hired workers to do the job of installing them. I gave people jobs. They did their job. I paid the price they charged me upfront and bought them outright. At the time, it seemed expensive and I felt like I had spent too much money and probably wouldn't see a return as good as I thought. Honestly doing more good for the planet using that big ball in the sky. I think the only reasons against it is the effect it has against the electric company. My electric bill was an average of between $85 - $150 with the high being $300 during a summer where we ran the air conditioning unit through the entire month. So with that data, it averages out to about $100 - $120 a month. The rate of return doesn't seem great at first and really, unless you plan to live in your house for a while, it probably isn't worth it. This was my electric bill for a 4 bedroom house, for the past few months, in US dollars: January $123.00 February $48.00 March $25.00 April $7.00 Definitely love seeing those numbers. During the warmer months, it is going down, which is awesome. I've had them less than a year but hopefully get to see those numbers roll over during the winter months.