Solar Finance

Trying to understand how you could possibly fund your next solar panel project? No problem! We’re to give you all of the information and resources to make an informed financial decision for your future and the energy system in your space. We know that when you’re considering solar panels, you’re also considering how the costs of them will fit into your budget. Solar panels and their initial installation aren’t cheap, but they can essentially pay for themselves over the years and get you the most value for your money, when planned for accordingly. Solar panel costs don’t have to be unbearable or unattainable!
How to Pay for Your Solar Panels
First and foremost, we recommend meeting with one of our professionals to fully understand what costs are associated with your solar panel project as a whole. This means having a professional technician look at where solar panels can be installed into your space, how many for optimal use, and the sizes needed to operate as the main energy source in your space. Another method to help pay for your solar panels, is to contact your utility company and mortgage companies, or local service providers, who often provide incentives, solar panel rebates, and reduced rates for those that integrate solar power into their space.
Payment Plans
Payment plans are available and can be arranged with the solar panel manufacturer to spread out the costs of your panels long term. This option is often the most popular amongst our clients who want to integrate solar panels into their lifestyles and space but don’t have all of the upfront costs to pay for them. Payment plans are usually arranged based on your income and finances, but loans can be taken out as well to help cover some of the initial costs. If you need more information on this topic before taking the plunge, we’ll go over all the details with you in person so you have a better understanding of what costs are expected from the solar panel project.
Upfront Costs
Upfront costs for your solar panels typically includes the installation fees associated with the labor to install them. These fees are paid towards our team who measures and installed the solar panels into your space, tests them for efficiency, and shows you how to use them as well. If there are problems, malfunctions, or damages, we’re also the ones you can call for repair and maintenance services. For long-term payment plans regarding the overarching costs of your solar panels, you’ll need to work out a payment plan with your local utility company or the manufacturer.
Value for Money
One of the main reasons that clients decide to take the plunge and invest in solar panels is because of the lasting value for their money that they get in return. While it may be difficult to see initially because of the upfront costs, the return on investment from solar energy can actually save you tons of money over the course of several years in energy or utility bills, simply because they use sustainable, natural, and reusable energy. That means your utility company has to generate less energy on your behalf which, in turn, lowers your monthly utility bills.