Take charge of your power

Start by reviewing your recent utility bills to understand your household's energy usage—this helps determine the right system size for your home. 

Then explore your payment options: cash purchase, solar loan, or lease. Cash gives you the biggest returns, loans still provide substantial savings with monthly payments, and leases offer immediate savings with no upfront costs. We can help you understand which option works best for your situation.

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While this is an understandable concern, the good news is that there are strong protections in place. Often, another company will step in to honor service agreements and warranties. Even if that doesn’t happen, your equipment has manufacturer warranties that remain valid regardless of who installed it.

Plus, certified solar technicians in your area can provide ongoing maintenance and support. For extra peace of mind, ask about maintenance plans. We’re here to help you find the right coverage for your investment.

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Homeowners who go solar in 2025 can still claim the 30% tax credit, but the clock is ticking. If you're considering solar, now is the time. Waiting even a few months can disqualify you from an additional $9,000 in savings.

In this article, we'll provide step-by-step instructions for claiming your federal solar tax credit in 2025.