At Save On Solar, we make it easy for homeowners to switch to clean energy with flexible payment options designed to fit different budgets and financial goals. Whether you want to own your system outright, finance it with low-interest options, or take advantage of a lease or Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), we provide clarity and transparency to help you make the best choice.
Purchase – Cash or Financing
For homeowners who want to own their solar system, we offer two ways to pay:
Cash Purchase – Pay upfront and enjoy the maximum savings on electricity, along with full tax credit benefits and increased home value.
Solar Loan Options – We offer a range of financing solutions, including 0% interest for up to 24 months for qualified buyers, as well as additional loan options with flexible terms and low monthly payments.Owning your solar system means greater long-term savings, full control, and the ability to benefit from incentives and rebates.
Lease or Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)
If you prefer not to purchase solar panels, you can still enjoy the benefits of solar energy with a lease or PPA.
Solar Lease – Pay a fixed monthly fee for your solar system, with no upfront cost and guaranteed energy savings.
Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) – Pay only for the electricity your system generates at a lower rate than your utility company.
With a lease or PPA, a third party owns and maintains the system, so you don’t have to worry about installation or upkeep—just enjoy clean, affordable energy.
Switching to solar isn’t just great for the environment—it’s also a smart financial decision. Homeowners can take advantage of state and federal incentives to significantly reduce the upfront cost of going solar while maximizing long-term savings. At Save On Solar, we make sure you get the most out of all available rebates, tax credits, and programs in your state.
Federal Solar Incentives
30% Federal Tax Credit (Investment Tax Credit - ITC)
Homeowners who install solar panels can claim 30% of the total system cost as a federal tax credit, reducing the amount owed on their taxes.
Solar Battery Storage Incentives
If you add a solar battery to your system, you can also claim the 30% federal tax credit on the battery cost.
Net Metering Programs
Many states offer net metering, allowing you to earn credits for excess solar energy you send back to the grid, helping lower your utility bills.
We operate in multiple states, each offering unique incentive programs that can help reduce your solar costs even further.
Going solar isn’t just about reducing energy bills—it’s also a valuable investment that increases your home’s worth. Studies have shown that homes with solar panels sell faster and at higher prices than those without, making solar a powerful way to build long-term financial benefits.
How Solar Boosts Home Value
Higher Selling Prices
Homes with solar panels typically sell for thousands more compared to similar homes without solar.
Faster Home Sales
Buyers are drawn to energy-efficient homes with lower utility costs, leading to quicker sales.
Lower Energy Costs Appeal to Buyers
Future homeowners benefit from built-in energy savings, making your home more attractive.
Modern & Sustainable Appeal
A solar-powered home stands out in the market as an eco-friendly, forward-thinking investment.
What Are SRECs?
SRECs represent the environmental benefits of your solar energy production. For every 1,000 kilowatt-hours (1 megawatt-hour) of solar energy your system generates, you earn one SREC, which can then be sold to utilities or buyers in the marketplace.
How Do SRECs Work?
SREC Programs by State
Why Take Advantage of SRECs?
Earn extra income from your solar system.
Lower your overall solar investment costs.
Help utilities meet renewable energy goals.
Support the transition to clean energy.
How Does Net Metering Work?
Benefits of Net Metering
Lower Your Electricity Bills
Reduce or even eliminate your monthly utility costs.
Maximize Your Solar Investment
Get the most value from your solar energy production.
Stay Connected to the Grid
Use energy from the grid when needed without losing credits.
Increase Your Home’s Value
Homes with solar and net metering access are more attractive to buyers.
Understanding Net Metering Policies
Net metering policies vary by state and utility provider, affecting how excess energy is credited and whether unused credits roll over. Some states offer full retail credit for excess energy, while others provide wholesale rates or alternative compensation structures. Our team at Save On Solar stays up to date on local policies to ensure you maximize your benefits.
Why Solar Monitoring Matters
Real-Time Energy Tracking
See exactly how much energy your system is generating throughout the day.
Maximize Efficiency
Identify trends and optimize energy use to get the most from your solar panels.
Instant Alerts & Diagnostics
Get notified if your system experiences performance issues so they can be addressed quickly.
Monitor Your Savings
Track how much you’re saving on electricity bills over time.