Despite misleading advertising, Solar is not free. It's a bill swap. Instead of paying Utility Company, you're paying for equipment that produces the electricity. The good news, with available incentives, the cost for solar per month is less than cost per month to Utility. No money up front. Payments don't start until system is operational. Essentially, a free switch to something better.

Switching to solar power with My Solar Deal will significantly reduce your electricity bills. With available incentives, such as federal tax credits, cash back rebates, and SRECs you can sell on free market, homeowners can cut their bills as much as 70%. Additionally, solar panels can increase property value.

The benefits of solar mean different things to different people. The universal truth is that solar is simply a less expensive way to pay for the electricity you're already using. (Analogy: Two gas stations next to each other. Once is 10 cents less per gallon. All you're doing is filling up for less.)  As time goes on, the impact and benefits of solar snowball.  Most financing options lock you into a fixed monthly payment for the life of the system (think of it like a fixed rate mortgage). Utility companies raise rates due to inflation year after year. If you're paying $150/month now, without solar you could be paying $300 in 10 years, if not more! You have no control. With solar, YOU control what you pay. 10 years from now you'll still only be paying $150.  Your savings snowball as time goes on, adding up to tens of thousands of dollars saved!

Depending how the damage occured, panels are often covered under manufacturing warranties as well as generally covered by most home insurance policies. It's best to review your own policy to assess your specific coverage.  

There are many incentives available! Federal, state, local, and utilities themselves often chip in to help cover your cost to go solar. Incentives vary by location, so it's best to book a meeting with me, and I'll be able to look up exactly what you qualify for. 

Solar Renewable Energy Credit (SREC). A certificate for clean energy production, is separate from the actual electricity created. These certificates are purchased by companies, such as your Utility to comply with clean energy mandates and quotas. 1 SREC is equal to 1,000 kWh of production. Depending on the state/market you're in, SRECs will be bought on the open market, ranging from $4 to $400. For example, if your system produces 12,000 kWh of energy per year (12 SRECs), and you sell for $200 per SREC, YOU WILL GET PAID $2,000. Again, this is separate from the actual energy you produced to power your home. Think of it as a yearly bonus!!