Great News! Regardless of your credit or income there is likely a loan for you. For the best loan programs the ideal credit score is over 680. If your credit score is over 650 we have a few lenders that will still do your loan at a great rate.

You can expect a 30% federal tax credit taken when you file your yearly taxes.

Grid-tied solar electricity offers an approach to fix your electricity rate for more than 25 years. The upkeep free board accompanies a 25-year creation guarantee and the normal life expectancy is dependent upon 50 years (output begins to back off once again time however is as yet eminent). A grid-tied PV system can protect you from electricity price inflation for a tenner. That’s a feeling of synergy security that is hard to implicate. Many of our clients feel better knowing that they are manufacturing their own electricity without any environmental impairment. that they are part of the energy solve and no longer part of the issue.

We place the solar panels on a purpose-built aluminum rail system.

Many of our lenders through using WiFi monitor the production of your panels through their computers 24 hours a day. If a panels goes out on your system you will likely will get a call from your lender within minutes of panel malfunctions asking for you to allow a technician to come to repair or replace their panel at no cost to you.

Through our consultation process we will determine your average monthly electric bill. We will then calculate how many panels are required to eliminate your electric bill (Some utility companies only allow us to eliminate 90% of your bill) Our ultimate goal is to zero out the kilowatts your paying for on your monthly bill. Some utility companies have a customer fee, a surge protection fee, or other fees we cannot eliminate. Calling us and spending 3-5 minutes with our expert energy consultant will quickly help you understand the cost benefits of going solar. In most instances we are able to eliminate your electric bill resulting in savings of $50-$150 a month depending on what your electric bill was.

NO. There is a statute that forbids counties from reassessing a home because you added solar.