trusting thy neighbor...or anyone really.
Have you ever done this before? Your new neighbor moves into town and you learn a little about them.You get technical information from him in an area he claims to be an expert in. The information you get does not quite seem right, and you question him on it repeatedly...yet, he insists that he is correct.
Being ignorant, you decide to take his advice instead of double checking on the internet for yourself.
BINGO! your $1000 item finally arrives with a huge freight truck in front of your house, and boy...does that baby look too small.
So, at this time you are really suspicious and you double check the information you received after the item is sitting there in your garage staring you in the face and giving you that sinking feeling in your gut.
Well...here I go shopping again.
I am sure there is a moral to this story somewhere in there.
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Ultimately, I take responsibility for my actions....and isn't it wonderful how we can still continue to learn day after day.
Can you return.
26% of the system costs can be claimed as a one-time tax credit for the year the system is installed.
And
The federal 26% income tax credit applies to Energy Storage Systems (battery backup).
could help you absorb the cost of this necessity.
Thank you for the information though.