RESIDENTIAL
COMMERCIAL
PURCHASE OPTION
NO LOAN & $0 DOWN LEASE
HOME EQUITY LOAN
Find the Perfect Solar Solution for Your Home
We offer flexible paths to solar—whether you want the long-term savings of ownership, the simplicity of a lease, or a home equity loan with added benefits. Every option is designed to lower your bills and fit your budget.
Lease Option Solar
The hassle-free way to go solar—without owning the system.
Benefits & Perks:
No upfront cost—start saving immediately.
The solar company owns and maintains the system for you.
Predictable monthly payments for easy budgeting.
Lower energy bills from day one.
All maintenance and repairs handled for the life of the lease.
Loan or Cash Purchase (Own Your System)
Maximize your savings and take advantage of government incentives through the end of the year.
Benefits & Perks:
Federal tax credit up to 30% under the Inflation Reduction Act.
Additional local and utility rebates may apply.
Increased home value with a fully owned solar system.
Greater long-term return—once paid off, your energy is essentially free.
Reduced reliance on utilities and more control over your energy costs.
Custom Solar Design
Solutions tailored to your home, lifestyle, and energy goals.
Benefits & Perks:
Flexible installation options: roof mounts, ground mounts, or pergolas.
System sizing based on your actual energy usage for maximum efficiency.
Expert consultation to align with your specific needs and goals.
Use of high-quality panels, inverters, and monitoring technology.
Expandable systems and battery storage options for future needs.
FAQS
How does residential solar power work?
Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity. That electricity powers your home, and any excess is sent back to the grid—often earning you credits through net metering.
What does it cost to go solar?
Upfront costs vary, but many programs offer no-loan, no-out-of-pocket options or financing. Plus, federal tax credits (like those under the Inflation Reduction Act) and local incentives can cover a big chunk of the cost.
Will solar really lower my energy bill?
Yes—properly sized systems can significantly reduce or even eliminate your monthly power bill. The amount depends on your energy use, sunlight exposure, and local utility rates.
What happens on cloudy days or at night?
Your system will draw power from the grid when panels aren’t producing enough electricity. Net metering credits or battery storage can offset this.
What maintenance is required?
Very little—solar panels are durable, with warranties often lasting 20–25 years. Occasional cleaning and monitoring are usually enough, and many providers handle maintenance for you.
