Three quotes, same system size. Dollars per watt uses the cash price only. A lease or a power purchase agreement does not have an honest cost per watt, because you do not own the system. Typical Central Florida cash price in 2026: $2.50 to $3.05 per watt. No federal credit.
| Quote A | Quote B | Quote C | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Installer | |||
| System size (kW) | |||
| Who owns it | |||
| Cash price ($) | |||
| Monthly payment ($) | |||
| Dealer fee ($) | |||
| Roof age (years) | |||
| Panel model | |||
| Inverter model | |||
| Battery on its own line | |||
| Battery price ($) | |||
| Critter screen included | |||
| Monitoring login in your name | |||
| Permit included in the price | |||
| Permission to operate included | |||
| Cost per watt | - | - | - |
A "30% federal tax credit" on a system you would own in 2026 is outdated. Vague "premium panels" instead of a model number is a reason to send the quote back. This workbook stays in this browser unless you copy the numbers out.