Our Residential Solar Systems save you money, while saving the environment. With zero out-of-pocket costs and a 30% Federal Tax Credit, there's never been a better time to go Solar!
Why Go Solar?
If you are paying more than $80 per month for your electricity, at current rates of increase you are going to average paying $2600 per year for electricity over the next 20 years.
By going Solar, you can protect yourself and reduce that future expense to Zero.
You will not only protect yourself against rising electric rates, but you will be making your home more energy efficient and sustainable, doing your part to protect our planet.
Install Network
We have strategic partnerships with more that 200 Solar installers. Our world class network of installers ensure that you receive the absolute best experience, with some of the fastest installation timeframes in the industry.
We monitor your solar project from the day you sign your agreement until the day your electric company puts you online.
It’s important to understand that this is a tax credit and not a rebate or even a deduction. Tax credits offset the balance of tax due to the government, and thus if you normally get a refund, it will be much bigger the year you install our systems.
Most people who install Solar qualify for the tax credit. If you already paid taxes by withholding them from your paycheck, the federal government will apply the tax credit to a tax refund. It’s important to note that the tax credit can be carried forward one year, which means that you can use any remainder from this year as a credit towards next year’s taxes.
And if you are doing other energy efficiency renovations such as a roof, upgraded electric panel, and instant tankless hot water or many others, you can finance 100% of the cost of those projects in the same package, and many of our clients apply for the 30% tax credit for the full financed package!
We specialize in installing solar panels and providing energy-efficient upgrades to homes, and most of our customers do take advantage of these credits. Of course, you will need to check with your own tax advisor, as we are not tax professionals.
