The decision to purchase outright, finance through a solar loan, or lease your solar panel system depends on your financial goals and situation:

Purchase (Outright Ownership): Buying your solar panel system outright offers the highest long-term savings and ownership benefits, allowing you to maximize financial incentives such as tax credits and rebates. This option provides the most significant return on investment (ROI) over time.

Finance (Solar Loan): Financing your solar panel system allows you to own the system while spreading the cost over monthly payments. Financing requires little to no money down and enables you to immediately benefit from reduced energy bills that can exceed your loan payments. Plus, you retain ownership and enjoy long-term savings after the loan is repaid.

Lease: Leasing involves paying a fixed monthly fee to use the equipment without owning it. While leases typically have minimal upfront costs and immediate energy savings, the leasing company retains ownership and may benefit from tax incentives. Lease terms vary, so it’s crucial to understand the terms and potential limitations.

Most homes are suitable for solar panel installation if they have a roof or area with good exposure to sunlight. Factors that affect suitability include roof orientation, angle, shading from nearby trees or buildings, and local weather conditions. During your solar consultation, our experts will assess your home's suitability and provide recommendations tailored to your specific situation.

Selling a home with solar panels is straightforward and can be advantageous. Here’s what you need to know:

Increased Home Value: Homes with solar panels typically have higher property values and may sell faster than homes without them. Potential buyers are attracted to the long-term energy savings and environmental benefits of owning a solar-powered home.

Ownership Transfer: If you own the solar panel system outright (bought it), transferring ownership to the new homeowner is usually straightforward. Your real estate agent and the solar company will coordinate the transfer process, ensuring all paperwork is handled properly.

Financing Transfer: If you financed your solar panel system with a solar loan, you have a few options:

Transfer the Loan: In some cases, the new homeowner may be able to assume the remaining solar loan balance, subject to lender approval.

Pay Off the Loan: Alternatively, you can pay off the remaining loan balance through the home sale proceeds.

Leased Systems: If you leased your solar panel system, transferring the lease to the new homeowner may be required. The leasing company typically manages this process, including any necessary paperwork and approvals.

Pre-sale Preparation: Before listing your home, ensure that you disclose the presence of solar panels to potential buyers. Highlight the benefits, including reduced energy costs and environmental impact, to attract eco-conscious buyers.Our solar experts are here to assist you throughout the home selling process, ensuring a smooth transition and maximizing the value of your solar investment.