A solar power system can save you significant money in both the short and long term through reducing or eliminating your monthly electric bill and locking in your current utility rates.

Additionally, you may be eligible for government incentives like rebates, tax write-offs, and utility credits that can significantly reduce the upfront cost of your solar panel system. The Federal Solar Tax Credit (ITC) is a nationwide incentive for homeowners who switch to solar energy. In 2022, you can claim up to 30% of your system cost. The exact credit amount you can claim is determined by electricity usage when receiving your savings analysis.

Tap into the most abundant form of renewable energy on the planet and reap the savings from reduced energy costs. With a renewable energy system, you’re truly getting paid back to do something good for the environment.

The emission of greenhouse gasses has increased by 35% over the past two decades and in 2012, the electric power sector accounted for 32% of total greenhouse gas emissions in the United States, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

You can greatly reduce your carbon footprint by going solar! Over 25 years, the average residential solar power system (6 kW) is projected to offset 301,034 lbs of CO2. That is equivalent to planting 2,258 trees!