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Presented by Pedro Power · PowerMoves Network
POWERMOVES NETWORK
Prepared for Marcos Perez · Sunny Roofing & Restoration
Your Solar. Your Power. Your Options.
A personalized solar proposal built around one priority: you own the system. Five paths to cut a $690 electric bill, with the numbers shown plainly, confirmed figures separated from preliminary estimates, and no pressure to decide before the equipment you already own is verified.
Orlando, FL 32839Proposed 33.11 kW DC · 77 panelsOwnership-first planPresented by Pedro Power · PowerMoves Network · Nov 10, 2026
Project overview
Your Orlando household runs high consumption, and you already own equipment worth building around: roughly 15 solar panels and two Tesla batteries. This proposal sizes a new 77-panel system against your actual Duke Energy usage, then lays out every realistic route to own it, co-build it, or start saving with no upfront cost.
$690.76
Latest recorded household bill (October) for 4,089 kWh
~3,226
Average kWh per month, based on partial recorded history
33.11 kW
Proposed new system: 77 panels × 430W (original CRM design: 75 Mission Solar panels, 32.25 kW)
15 + 2
Existing panels (approx.) and Tesla batteries already on site, models and status pending
Property
Orlando, FL 32839
Utility
Duke Energy Account confirmation pending
Primary objective
Own the solar system and reduce electricity expenses
Alternative objective
Immediate savings with little or no upfront investment
Installation opportunities
Solar rooftop, reuse of existing panels, future pergola or Florida-room extension
An honest note on production numbers: projected annual production, ROI, and payback are deliberately left unfinalized. They depend on a shading analysis and a full 12 months of consumption, and this proposal will not guess at them. What is priced below is equipment and installation, which can be verified line by line.
Your roof, mapped for solar
This is the roof layout from Pedro's screenshot: an Aurora-style solar heatmap of your home showing the panel grid across the main roof faces, with the roof dimensions the design is built on. The warmest faces carry the array.
Roof layout and solar heatmap, from Pedro's screenshot. Panel placement is a design visualization, finalized after the site and shade review.
Design sourcePedro's screenshot
Panel gridMain roof faces
Roof dimensions shownSee below
44.2 ft · 35.2 ft · 43.3 ft · 31.4 ft · 24.4 ft · 22.5 ft · 22.3 ft · 29.2 ft · 20.7 ft · 20.1 ft · 27.8 ft · 24.4 ft · 18.1 ft · 35.9 ft
Build your own numbers
The full-service cash price is simple math, and you can change every input. Adjust the panel count, wattage, or rate and watch the total update. The $2.055/W rate is the working rate behind Option 1.
Total DC watts33,110 W
System size33.11 kW DC
Solar system price$68,041.05
Tesla battery installation$8,000.00
Combined working estimate$76,041.05
The solar price assumes the rate covers new modules, compatible microinverters, and standard installation. It does not automatically include unusual structural work, tree work, electrical panel upgrades, pergola construction, or other site-specific costs. Figures are working estimates until confirmed in a written agreement.
Five options, one goal
Ranked by how well they match your stated preference: ownership first. Options 1 and 2 put the system in your name. Option 3 is a possible path to future ownership. Option 4 trades ownership for zero upfront cost. Option 5 puts the equipment you already own to work.
1
Full-Service Cash PurchaseOwnership first
The straightforward route: a licensed installer builds the full system, you own it from day one.
$68,041.05
solar only · $76,041.05 with Tesla install
77 new panels × 430W = 33,110 watts (33.11 kW DC), priced at $2.055 per watt.
New solar modules with compatible microinverters. Exact makes and models to be confirmed in writing before signing.
Optional +$8,000 to install your two existing Tesla batteries alongside the new array.
You own the equipment outright: no lease, no subscription, no buyout later.
Extended workmanship coverage up to 25 years is possible only if confirmed in the installer's written agreement. It is not assumed here.
StructureCash purchase
OwnerYou, day one
Price statusWorking estimate
EquipmentModels pending
WorkmanshipPer written agreement
2
Distributor + Sunny RoofingLowest ownership cost
A collaborative build that uses your own company's strengths. Your roofers know this roof better than anyone.
$50,000
collaborative package target · subject to scope
Pedro Power coordinates equipment sourcing and distributor pricing for the same 33.11 kW design.
Sunny Roofing participates in agreed roofing, permitting, and engineering responsibilities.
Appropriately licensed solar and electrical contractors complete the regulated photovoltaic electrical work. A roofing license alone does not authorize it under Florida law.
Proposed 10-year labor workmanship arrangement, subject to written confirmation.
Optional installation of your two existing Tesla batteries estimated at +$8,000.
Read this target honestly: $50,000 is $18,041 below the Option 1 price, but it is not a like-for-like savings claim until labor, engineering, permitting, and equipment are all itemized and agreed. Excluded from the target until scoped: structural work, tree work, electrical upgrades, and pergola construction.
StructureCollaborative build
OwnerYou, day one
Price statusTarget, scope pending
Your roleRoofing / coordination
Workmanship10-yr proposed
A DIY-Type Project, With Full Assistance
Sunny Roofing & Restoration · Marcos Perez, founder and CEO
Pedro Power, left, with Marcos Perez, right.
Marcos, as owner of Sunny Roofing, you could pull your own permits for this type of project and run it more like a DIY-type build, with your own company in the lead.
I can assist in the management and coordination of the installer and everyone involved, so the pieces stay in order from start to finish.
I can take different roles, whatever helps most: assisting as a Power Purveyor, sourcing equipment and pricing, or as project management, coordinating the installer, permits, engineering, and inspections.
Either way, you get my full assistance.
Regulated electrical work still gets completed by appropriately licensed solar and electrical contractors.
3
SunCheck Prepaid Solar Program
A prepaid lease: SunCheck owns the system during the term, you may have a purchase path later, and the program pays a customer incentive check.
$59,487.50
solar-only final after CSA check · $83,682.67 final with SunCheck battery
How the SunCheck money back works, in plain language: SunCheck pays you a one-time CSA Payment check directly, under its Customer Service Agreement. CSA stands for Customer Service Agreement. It is not a federal tax credit, and it is not based on how much power the system produces. Per SunCheck's own wording on the screenshots below, your eligibility for and receipt of this payment is not contingent upon system energy production, tax credits, or other incentives.
So the math is simple: normal SunCheck price, plus the battery if you choose it, minus the one-time CSA check = your final price. That final price below is lower only because of that rebate check coming back to you.
SunCheck normal price33,110 W × $2.25/W
Calculation$74,497.50
Path A: Solar only, no SunCheck battery
Normal SunCheck price: $74,497.50
Minus CSA Payment check: − $15,010.00 Final price: $59,487.50
The $15,010 check is the solar-only amount, with no SunCheck battery. Prepaid lease on the new array. Provider owns the system during the lease term, with a potential later purchase at fair market value.
Path B: Solar + SunCheck battery
Normal SunCheck price: $74,497.50
Plus SunCheck battery: + $28,500.00
Subtotal before check: $102,997.50
Minus CSA Payment check: − $19,314.83 Final price: $83,682.67
The $19,314.83 check is the larger amount you get when you add SunCheck's battery. Exact battery model to be confirmed.
The difference between the two final prices: $83,682.67 − $59,487.50 = $24,195.17. That is what adding SunCheck's battery costs you net, after its larger check is applied. Against the Option 1 cash price of $68,041.05, the solar-only final of $59,487.50 is $8,553.55 lower, and the solar + battery final of $83,682.67 is $15,641.62 higher.
The actual SunCheck CSA Payment screenshots
These are the screenshots Pedro supplied from SunCheck, shown exactly as SunCheck states them.
Solar only: $15,010. SUNCHECK CSA PAYMENT. One time payment, direct to homeowner. Paid by Suncheck per Customer Service Agreement. Customer eligibility for, and receipt of this incentive is not contingent upon system energy production, tax credits or other incentives.With batteries: $19,314.83. SUNCHECK CSA PAYMENT. One time payment, direct to homeowner. Paid by Suncheck per Customer Service Agreement. Customer eligibility for, and receipt of this incentive is not contingent upon system energy production, tax credits or other incentives.
SunCheck publicly identifies American-made panels and FoxESS, Tesla, and SolarEdge equipment options. Marcos's exact modules, inverter architecture, and battery configuration must be confirmed.
Fields to lock before any signature: equipment warranties, service obligations, timing of the CSA Payment, buyout provisions, and your total cash obligation.
Important: the CSA Payment is a one-time SunCheck payment paid directly to the homeowner under the Customer Service Agreement. It is not a federal tax credit. The federal residential clean-energy credit is no longer available for qualifying expenditures made after December 31, 2025.
The $74,497.50 normal price and the $2.25/W rate, and the $28,500 SunCheck battery add-on, are the figures to confirm in SunCheck's written Customer Service Agreement before signing.
StructurePrepaid lease
Owner (term)SunCheck
Normal price$74,497.50
CSA check, solar only$15,010.00
Solar-only final$59,487.50
Battery add-on$28,500.00
CSA check, with battery$19,314.83
Solar + battery final$83,682.67
Difference$24,195.17
Later purchaseAt fair market value
EquipmentTo be confirmed
4
Sunlarus Subscription
Start saving now and keep your capital in the business. This is the one option that does not lead to ownership, and it is labeled that way on purpose.
Monthly quote pending
3-year or 5-year agreement
Three- or five-year subscription with advertised no-upfront-cost installation.
Fixed monthly subscription payment, exact amount pending a property-specific quote.
Provider-advertised 30% savings guarantee, subject to Sunlarus's written terms.
Sunlarus retains ownership and handles maintenance. Its current published FAQ offers no purchase option.
A separate $8,000 Tesla battery installation project may be possible alongside it, subject to feasibility and written program approval.
Conditions: property shading and program eligibility must be confirmed before this option can be quoted.
Sunlarus savings shown in Pedro's screenshot
You save$159.69 / month
You save per year$1,916.24 / year
Over 10 years$19,162.44 over 10 years
Before$532.29 / month ($6,387.48 / yr)
After$372.60 / month ($4,471.24 / yr)
Figures shown exactly as they appear in Pedro's screenshot. A $35.91 utility minimum charge is included in this calculation and is paid separately to your utility company.
StructureSubscription
OwnerSunlarus
Upfront costAdvertised $0 install
Purchase optionNone currently
EligibilityShading review req.
5
Existing Panels + Tesla + Future Pergola
A future phase that reuses the roughly 15 panels you already own, mounted on a new solar pergola or Florida-room extension, integrated with your Tesla batteries.
Site review required
pergola construction priced separately
What this phase could produce depends entirely on the wattage of your existing panels, which is not yet verified:
If panels are 300W each15 × 300W = 4.50 kW
If panels are 350W each15 × 350W = 5.25 kW
If panels are 400W each15 × 400W = 6.00 kW
If panels are 430W each15 × 430W = 6.45 kW
Requires an equipment inspection (make, wattage, condition, existing inverter), engineering, permitting, and a structural assessment of the pergola or extension.
Needs a Tesla integration plan. Battery models matter: for example, two Powerwall 3 units generally support up to about 15.36 kW AC of third-party solar on the backed-up circuit under Tesla's standard sizing rule, so a large combined array needs proper engineering.
Ground mounting is not part of this proposal.
Your two existing Tesla batteries are an asset in every option above. Verifying their model numbers, Gateway, and installation status is step one, whichever path you choose.
Side-by-side comparison
The same five options, judged on the things that decide a 25-year investment: who owns it, what it costs, and what is guaranteed in writing.
Factor
1 · Cash Purchase
2 · Distributor + Sunny
3 · SunCheck Prepaid
4 · Sunlarus
5 · Panels + Pergola
Who owns it
You, day one
You, day one
Provider during term
Provider
You (your panels)
Upfront cost
$68,041.05
$50,000 target
$59,487.50 final, solar only ($74,497.50 normal price − $15,010 CSA check)
Advertised $0 install
Site review required
With battery
$76,041.05 with Tesla install
~$58,000 target with Tesla install
$83,682.67 final with SunCheck battery ($102,997.50 before check − $19,314.83 CSA check)
+$8,000 separate Tesla project
Integration plan req.
Vs. Option 1 cash ($68,041.05)
Reference price
$18,041.05 below
Solar-only final is $8,553.55 below cash. Solar + battery final is $15,641.62 above cash. Difference between the two SunCheck finals: $24,195.17
Not comparable, subscription
Not comparable, future phase
Equipment
New modules + microinverters, models pending
Distributor-sourced, same design
American-made panels; FoxESS / Tesla / SolarEdge options
Provider supplied
Your ~15 existing panels
Workmanship
Per installer agreement; up to 25 yr only if written
10-year proposed, written confirmation pending
Per program contract
Provider maintained
Per project agreement
Path to ownership
Immediate
Immediate
Later purchase at fair market value
None currently offered
Already yours
Status
Working estimate
Target
Pending verification
Quote pending
Review required
On a phone, this table scrolls sideways. Every figure marked pending or preliminary will be replaced with a confirmed number before any agreement is signed.
What happens next
No option can be finalized until a short list of facts is verified. Most of it takes one site visit and a few photos.
Step 1
Review the numbers
Walk through the calculator and the five options together. Questions first, decisions later.
Step 2
Verify your equipment
Photograph the Tesla batteries, Gateway, and existing panel labels so models and status are confirmed, not assumed.
Step 3
Site and shade review
Roof condition, shading analysis, and a full 12 months of Duke bills to size production and savings honestly.
Step 4
Lock the written quote
Your chosen option returns as an itemized written proposal: equipment models, warranties, scope, and exclusions.
Still needed to finalize
SunCheck verification: written SunCheck confirmation of the $74,497.50 normal price at $2.25/W, the $28,500 battery add-on, and the CSA Payments as shown in the SunCheck screenshots in Option 3, $15,010 for solar only and $19,314.83 with SunCheck's battery, plus the actual panel and battery models and the timing of the CSA Payment.
Tesla equipment: Powerwall model numbers, installation status, Gateway information, and photos.
Existing panels: manufacturer, wattage, condition, and any existing inverter.
Sunny Roofing scope: written agreement on who pays for permits, engineering, licensed electrical labor, materials, and inspections under Option 2.
Sunlarus: property eligibility (including shading) and an actual subscription payment for this home.
Pergola: preliminary location and dimensions. Construction cost stays out of this proposal until scoped.
“We'll review the numbers first, verify the equipment you already own, and build a plan around your long-term goals. We're here to help you make the right investment, not pressure you into a decision.”
Ready to talk it through, or want a quote tightened up on one option? Reach Pedro directly:
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