Solar Loans: Solar loans are a popular financing option where you can borrow money to pay for your solar panel system installation. These loans may be provided by banks, credit unions, or specialized solar financing companies. You'll make regular loan payments over time, but you'll also benefit from the energy savings generated by your solar panels.

Solar Leases: With a solar lease, you enter into an agreement with a solar company to "rent" the solar panels and the energy they produce for a fixed monthly fee. The solar company owns and maintains the system, and you get to enjoy the benefits of the electricity generated without upfront costs. However, you may not be eligible for tax credits or incentives with this option.

Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs): PPAs are similar to solar leases, but instead of paying a fixed monthly fee, you pay for the electricity produced by the solar panels at a predetermined rate. This rate is often lower than your local utility's electricity rate, providing savings on your electricity bill.

Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) Financing: PACE financing allows property owners to finance solar installations and other energy-efficient improvements through an assessment on their property tax bill. Repayments are spread over an extended period, making it easier to finance the upfront cost of solar systems.

Solar Co-ops: Solar co-operatives are community-driven efforts where a group of people in the same area collectively negotiates with solar installers to obtain discounts on installations. By purchasing solar systems in bulk, the cost per installation can be reduced.

Energy-Efficiency Mortgages (EEMs): Some mortgage lenders offer Energy-Efficiency Mortgages that allow borrowers to finance energy-efficient upgrades, including solar installations, into their home loan.

Incentives and Rebates: Depending on your location, there may be federal, state, or local incentives and rebates that can significantly reduce the cost of installing solar panels. These incentives can include tax credits, cash rebates, or performance-based incentives.

Most of our clients are happy with our services and usually continue with their contract. You can decide to opt-out of the contract anytime.