Competitive pricing.

We’ve installed solar power projects throughout the Western United States, Canada and Mexico. Each one has helped us fine-tune our project management system and drive down costs. Operating on this scale lets us build strong relationships with our suppliers who give us volume discounts that we pass along to our customers.

Solar Loan

more options than ever before

Now, more than ever before, you have many solar loan options available to you. Benefits of solar loan programs include:

Most do not require any down payment or cash out of your pocket – you can finance the total amount of your solar panel system, including the federal tax credits.
Many different types of institutions are offering solar loans, including local and national banks, specialty finance companies, credit unions, solar panel manufacturers, public-private partnerships, and utilities.

Solar loans have the same basic structure, terms and conditions as any other home improvement loans.
Unlike other loans, solar loans allow you to start saving money on your utility bills right away, even while repaying the loan.

Hero Program Financing

property assessed clean energy

Several municipalities are offering PACE (Property Assessed Clean Energy) loans for residential and commercial solar power systems, also known as HERO. The HERO Program has created a relationship with local governments to help provide homeowners in need with one of the most affordable and easiest options on the market to install solar.

HERO Program Benefits:

Low, Fixed Interest Financing with terms up to 20 years
No Money Down options available for energy efficient home improvements
Easy Approvals: Loan Approvals in 30 minutes
Easy Repayments: Pay Back Your HERO Loan through Property Taxes
Tax deductible program
Payment deferral is available
No Credit Check - Approval is not based on credit

Solar Leases

rent your electricity

With a solar lease, you agree either to pay a monthly “rent” or lease payment in exchange for the right to use all of the power produced by the system.

This is a good option for those who either:

want a low or $0-down option, and/or
are unable or unwilling to use the Federal Investment Tax Credits (ITC) and state tax credits.

When you rent your solar electric system -

the solar leasing company owns and maintains your solar panel system,
the solar leasing company is entitled to all rebates, tax benefits (e.g., federal and state tax credits), and other incentives such as SRECs,
As the system "lessee" or "renter," you are entitled to the benefits of using the system - meaning the energy that the system generates.
contract terms are generally for a 20-year period.

Monthly payments are lower than your current monthly power bill, saving you money each month and your power rate is locked in, protecting you against rising electricity costs.

PPA

buy your electricity

A solar power purchase agreement (PPA) is similar to a solar lease but differs in one key way. Instead of "renting" the system and receiving the benefits of using it, you instead agree to buy the power generated by the system at a set price per kWh.

PPA's are most often used to finance large-scale solar projects and is a good option for organizations wanting:

low or $0-down , and/or
are unable or unwilling to use the Federal Investment Tax Credits (ITC) and state tax credits.