Make Solar Affordable
Between state rebates, utility incentives, and flexible financing, going solar costs far less than you think. Here's how to make it work for your budget.
State & Local Rebates
Many states and utilities offer incentives that can slash your cost even further.
State Tax Credits
Many states offer their own tax credits ranging from 10-25% of system cost to lower what you pay.
Utility Rebates
Your local electric utility may offer upfront rebates of $500-$2,500+ when you install a qualifying solar system.
Net Metering
Sell excess energy back to the grid at retail rates. Your meter literally runs backward, earning you credits on your bill.
SRECs
In certain states, you earn Solar Renewable Energy Certificates worth $50-$400+ each that you can sell on the open market.
Property Tax Exemptions
Most states exempt solar installations from property tax increases, so your home value goes up without higher taxes.
Sales Tax Exemptions
Many states waive sales tax on solar equipment purchases, saving you an additional 5-10% on hardware costs.
Available incentives vary by state and utility. We'll identify every rebate and credit you qualify for during your free consultation.
Solar Loan Options
Go solar with $0 down. Our lending partners offer competitive rates so your monthly loan payment is often less than your current electric bill.
Solar Loan
- $0 down payment available
- Fixed monthly payments
- You own the system from day one
- Qualify for available rebates & incentives
- Increase your home value immediately
- Typical payment: $100-$180/mo
Home Equity (HELOC)
- Use existing home equity
- Interest may be tax-deductible
- Lower rates for strong equity
- Flexible draw and repayment
- Full ownership of the system
- Good for larger installations
FHA Title 1 / PACE
- Government-backed programs
- No home equity required
- Repaid through property taxes (PACE)
- Stays with property if you sell
- Available with lower credit scores
- Covers panels, battery, and roof
Lease vs. Buy
Two paths to solar. Here's how they compare so you can choose what fits your situation best.
Buy (Cash or Loan)
You own the system
- Eligible for all state and local rebates
- Increases your home resale value by 4-6%
- Greatest long-term savings (25+ years of free energy)
- Full control over your system and upgrades
- Higher upfront cost (or monthly loan payment)
- You handle maintenance (warranty covers most)
Lease / PPA
Third party owns the system
- $0 down, $0 upfront cost
- Immediate savings on your electric bill
- Maintenance and repairs included
- Simple and hassle-free experience
- Rebates & incentives go to the leasing company, not you
- Lower overall savings compared to ownership
- Can complicate home sale (lease transfer)
- Possible annual rate escalators (1-3%/yr)
How to Get Started
We handle the paperwork for every incentive you qualify for. Here's our simple process.
Free Consultation
We assess your energy needs, roof, and budget to design the optimal system.
Incentive Review
We identify every state and local incentive you qualify for.
Financing Setup
Choose your financing option. We partner with top lenders for the best rates.
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Install & Save
Professional installation, then start saving from day one while we handle permitting.
Find Out How Much You Can Save
Get a free, no-obligation quote with a full breakdown of available incentives, financing options, and projected savings tailored to your home.