Consider a batch heater (see link) and whether it would work for you.
I picked up the electric heater tank this year, been watching the sun to decide where to hook it up (I'm on the north slope of a hill, so none of my options are "ideal."). For reasons of easiest plumbing, I'll probably put it in the slightly less sunny of the two contender locations.
My penciling says it would be effective for all my hot water for showers / dishes / etc April thru mid-October for me, and would pay for itself in one summer. Probably could tweak a couple more months out of it on either side.
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