Typical home: Worth it

Solar in Bellview, FL

With Florida Power & Light (FPL)'s electricity at about 14.8¢ per kWh and 1,481 kWh of sun per kW, solar is worth it for a typical Bellview home today: about a 11.3-year payback.

Payback, typical home
11.3 yrsFlorida: 10.5 yrs
25-year net
$38,394after paying $22,805
Sun
1,481kWh per kW per year
Electricity
14.8¢18% below U.S. average

A typical Bellview home, by the numbers

UtilityFlorida Power & Light (FPL)
Electricity use1,111 kWh a month
Best-value system9.9 kW, about 23 panels, 14,660 kWh a year (110% of use)
Cost$22,805
First-year savings$2,012
Payback11.3 years
Exported power13¢/kWh (Florida Power & Light (FPL))

Cash purchase, no federal credit, 2.8% yearly rate increases. Run it with your own numbers.

Solar production per kW in Bellview

kWh per kW each month, south-facing at 20° tilt. PVWatts v8 with local typical-year weather.

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PeriodValue
Jan100
Feb96
Mar139
Apr140
May152
Jun133
Jul134
Aug131
Sep125
Oct130
Nov107
Dec94

Homes in Bellview

Owner-occupied homes
68%
Single-family detached
73%
Median home value
$205k
Median year built
1986
Population
26,488
Roofs suitable for solar†
87%

Census ACS 2020–2024. †Share of 8,266 buildings Google Project Sunroof rated technically suitable (2019 snapshot).

Installers working in Bellview

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Questions about solar in Bellview

Is solar worth it in Bellview, FL?

For a typical home in Bellview, solar is worth it at 2026 prices: a 9.9 kW system costs about $22,805 after state incentives, saves about $2,012 in year one and pays back in about 11.3 years. Enter your address for an estimate based on your roof and bill.

How much solar power does a system produce in Bellview?

About 1,481 kWh per year for each kW of panels on a south-facing roof, based on PVWatts and local weather. That's 4% less than the Florida average. East- or west-facing roofs produce roughly 10–20% less.

Who is the electric utility in Bellview?

Most homes in Bellview are served by Florida Power & Light (FPL), at about 14.8¢ per kWh on average. Some areas are served by Escambia River Electric Cooperative.

How much do solar panels cost in Bellview?

A fair cash price is around $2.45 per watt before incentives, so about $22,805 for a 9.9 kW system. There's no federal tax credit for homeowners who buy in 2026.

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Data: PVWatts (National Laboratory of the Rockies), EIA-861 2025 adjusted to 2026, U.S. Census ACS, LBNL Tracking the Sun, state policy research as of October 2026.