Build Your Own Solar Panels

My Friends Laughed When I Told Them I Wanted To Build My Own Solar Panels. But Then I Built One, And Now I Save 72% Per Month on Electricity.

Hi, my name is Mark Robertson and I now consider myself an expert with Do it Yourself Solar Energy Systems. I wish I could say all of the guides were useful and simple to follow.... they weren't! But there were 2 guides that stood out above the rest (by far).

Yes!...You can build a Solar Panel for your house and cut your home energy costs Dramatically. I have not saved the 80% that my top guide suggested, put I will never complain about the 72% reduction I have experienced.

Even for those who are "mechanically challenged" (like me), building your solar panels and getting them working can be quick and easy. Not only was it a great project for me and my family, but a great lesson in doing our part to help the environment.

The total costs for materials should be under $200 (depending where you buy your materials)! This would probably cost over $3,000 if you call a solar panel company.

There are simple step-by-step guides that walk you through the Entire process quickly. You don't have to be a genius, just able to follow simple directions.

The Following 2 products are without a doubt the best two Do it Yourself Solar Panel guides on the market.

Out of the 7 Guides that I reviewed inside and out, "Green DIY Energy" is absolutely the best course available. The step by step instructions, pictures, and Images simplified the whole process (my twelve year old son was always one step ahead of me).

Ease of Setup
Cost of Setup
Energy Savings
Customer Support

We purchased the guide and were reading it within 5 minutes. Using the "Green DIY Energy " check list, we assembled a fully functioning (and environment saving) solar system in just 5 hours. The total bill from the hardware store for materials was only $183. I made that back in less then two months on my electricity bill.

My friends are no longer laughing at me, their asking me how to do it themselves.

I recently went to their website and their guide was discounted for a limited time. I paid full price (still very worth it), but check it out now before the discount expires. They have a money back guarantee if your not happy.

Out of all the guides that we tried, "HomeMade Energy" is the only other one that I would Recommend. The installation is very simple, but lacks some of the instructional detail the "Green DIY Energy" guide has. It kind of leaves you guessing some minor steps that may not have been so obvious if it wasn't my 6th guide in this process.

Another difference between "HomeMade Energy and "Power 4 Home" was that my support ticket was not responded to for 2 days when I had a question about the best place to position the solar panel. This may not always be the case, just my first experience with their support.

Overall, the "HomeMade Energy" guide met my criteria with cost to build and energy savings being right on line.

As I mentioned above, I started this process wanting to save money and the environment a little. Yes, my pride took over when my friends laughed at my plan, but I was determined to build a solar panel that worked. I was starting to believe my friends until I found the two above products. The 2 guides mentioned above are by far the best out there. Don't waste your time and money on anything else out there. Although I spent a lot of time weeding out the bad guides, I've enjoyed the process and will continue to review future guides and update my website with the goods ones. My Kids have also enjoy learning about solar energy on the kid sites available.