Savings depend on your electricity rates, system size, financing, and how much sunlight your home gets. Many Arizona, Texas, and Florida homeowners see savings starting in year one and increasing over time as utility rates rise.

We offer multiple financing options including $0-down loans, solar leases, and cash purchases. Our advisors explain each option in plain language so you can choose what works best for your goals.

In many cases, yes. Studies have shown that homes with solar systems can sell faster and for more. However, the value added depends on your location, system ownership, and how much energy the system produces.

One of our solar advisors will walk you through your current energy usage, evaluate your home’s solar potential, and explain the financials. It’s a pressure-free conversation designed to educate you—not sell you.

Solar systems require minimal maintenance. Most systems just need occasional cleaning and monitoring. Warranties usually cover 20–25 years on equipment and performance.

If you own your system, it typically transfers to the new homeowner during the sale. If you lease or finance, the agreement may need to be transferred. We help guide you through that process.

The full process—from consultation to system activation—can take 4 to 10 weeks, depending on permits, utility approvals, and your location. The actual installation usually takes 1–2 days.

Homeowners may qualify for the Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC), which offers a credit of up to 30% of the system cost. In addition to the federal incentive, Arizona, Texas, and Florida each offer different state and local benefits that can further increase savings.

Yes. Most solar panels come with a 25-year performance warranty, and inverters typically have 10- to 25-year warranties depending on the brand. We’ll explain exactly what’s covered and for how long before you make any decisions.

A solar battery stores excess energy your solar panels produce during the day, so you can use it at night or during a power outage. While not every homeowner needs one, batteries offer added energy independence, backup power, and protection from rising utility rates. Our team can help you decide if a battery makes sense for your home and lifestyle.