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Power companies are not happy about a new program that is helping Homeowners get protection from rising rates and become energy independent. They've continued to raise rates with no explanation and then blame customers who are taking advantage of massive Solar Incentive Programs currently available to Homeowners.
Until now, going solar was less about saving money and more about helping the environment. Quite frankly, solar was too expensive for most Homeowners to make the switch. The good news: in order to drive solar demand, the federal and state governments created programs for Homeowners. The result has been a massive increase in solar installations across the U.S. by Homeowners who want protection from rate increases and energy independence.
When people visit this site, they can answer a few basic questions to find out if they qualify in real-time. Many are shocked to learn that solar panels can be installed on their home with no upfront costs after rebates and solar incentives. We can also show which solar incentives are offered in your area and calculate your savings if you go solar. On average, customers are saving around 50% on the cost of powering their home each year. With energy rates rising faster than ever, savings will increase even more in 2022.
How Do These Solar Programs Work?
The cost of going solar has decreased dramatically over the last few years and energy costs continue to skyrocket. Thanks to these new incentive programs, millions of Homeowners can now go solar and see the savings on day one. Homeowners that qualify for this new program can now finance their panels without having to put thousands down upfront. With rebates being as high as they are, Homeowners are able to drastically reduce their power bill without dealing with the upfront costs of installing solar panels.
Want To See If You Qualify? Here’s How
Step 1: Select your average electric bill below.
Step 2: Answer a few basic questions on this site to see if you qualify.
Only takes a minute and there's no obligation
Start By Selecting Your Monthly Utility Bill: