OUR SOLUTION
Are your electricity bills too high? Find a solution below.
There are two primary options when going solar: LEASE or PURCHASE.
Review the benefits listed below to see which option is best for you!
Our Process
Step 1 - Click Here
Get a free solar quote in just a few clicks! Simply provide basic details about your home and schedule a consultation with a certified solar energy expert—via phone, video call, or in-person. Start your journey to clean energy today!
Step 2 - Consultation
During your appointment, our solar expert will assess your energy usage and home to determine if solar is the right fit for you. If eligible, you'll receive a customized solar savings plan designed to maximize your energy efficiency and savings.
Step 3 - Installation
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Once you choose the best energy savings plan, we handle everything from start to finish! Our team takes care of the solar system design, permits, professional installation, and final inspection—so you can enjoy clean energy hassle-free!
Do I have to pay anything upfront?
Not at all! Most homeowners opt for a monthly lease or financing plan with $0 upfront costs. If you choose a cash purchase, payments are made in installments throughout the process. No matter which option you choose, we take care of everything—from permits to installation—making your switch to solar hassle-free!
Will I still receive an electric bill
if I have solar?
It depends on your energy usage and utility company policies. Many solar customers only pay a minimal grid connection fee, while others receive credits or even cash for selling excess solar power back to the grid. With solar, skyrocketing electricity bills can become a thing of the past!
What happens if I sell my house?
Selling a home with solar panels? If you own your solar energy system, your property value can increase, allowing you to sell at a premium. Studies show that homes with solar sell faster and for higher prices. If you lease your system, you can transfer the lease or financing agreement to the new owner—ensuring they inherit the same benefits you originally signed up for.
