Solar payback in Pembroke Pines, FL

Electricity rates near Pembroke Pines

We use Florida Power & Light (FPL) as the likely utility for Pembroke Pines. Check your bill to confirm yours. Other utilities in the state are listed for comparison.

How much sun Pembroke Pines gets

Estimated output of 1 kW of rooftop solar, month by month, from NREL PVWatts weather data: about 1,442 kWh per year. Real output depends on your roof, shading and equipment.

Homes in Pembroke Pines

Homes (housing units)

67,235

Lived in by their owner

69.6% of occupied homes

Detached single-family houses

46.0% of homes

Median year built

1992

Median value of owner-occupied homes

$439,500

Rooftop solar is usually the homeowner's decision, and it is simplest on a house with a roof of its own. In Pembroke Pines, 69.6% of occupied homes are lived in by their owner and 46.0% of all homes are detached single-family houses. Condos, townhomes and apartments usually need approval from the building or association first.

Half of Pembroke Pines's homes were built before 1992. Panels last decades, so if your roof is near the end of its life, ask installers whether to replace it before they install.

Source: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates for Pembroke Pines city, read on 2026-11-02. See the Census table. Estimates have a margin of error.

Example payback in Pembroke Pines

These use illustrative example bills, not averages for Pembroke Pines. They show a solar-only system (no battery, some shading) at the likely utility's rates, with no federal tax credit. Your own numbers will differ; use the calculator for yours.