See Your Potential Savings in 3 Simple Steps
Find out if your home is eligible for solar savings and compare options available in your area.
Step 1
Tell Us About Your Home
Enter a few details about your location and monthly electric bill.
Step 2
Review Your Estimated Savings
We’ll calculate your estimated savings based on your information.
Step 3
Get Matched With a Local Solar Provider
We’ll connect you with a qualified provider serving your area to review your options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions about quotes, eligibility, and what to expect.
Do I have to commit to anything to get started?
No. You can get started for free with no obligation. You’ll enter your ZIP code and a few details so solar providers can provide accurate quotes.
What does $0 upfront mean?
“$0 upfront” means some solar options may be available with little to no money down for eligible homeowners. Instead of purchasing panels outright, costs are typically paid over time through a monthly payment.
What is a solar lease or PPA?
A solar lease lets you pay a monthly amount to use the solar system installed on your home. A PPA (Power Purchase Agreement) means you pay for the electricity the system produces. Both can be available with low or no upfront cost for eligible homeowners, making them more accessible ways to go solar.
Availability varies by location, and lease/PPA options may not be offered in every state.
Should I own or lease solar panels?
Owning can offer higher long-term savings, but usually requires a larger upfront investment (or financing). Leasing or a PPA can reduce upfront costs and make solar more accessible. Availability varies by location.
Are federal incentives still available in 2026?
The Federal Solar Tax Credit ended for purchased and financed residential systems in 2025. In many cases, homeowners can take advantage of the Federal credit through lease and PPA options, as well as additional savings opportunities depending on where they live, including state incentives, utility programs, or local rebates. Enter your ZIP code to see what may apply in your area.
