How This Works

Right now, every time you use electricity, it spins your utility meter, and you’re charged based on how much energy you draw from the grid. The catch? You don’t get a say in where that energy comes from, and you’re stuck buying it from a monopoly that raises rates year after year. This creates an endless cycle of higher bills with no control.

With solar, the game changes. Instead of relying solely on the utility, you produce your own clean energy. Any extra energy you don’t use gets sent back to the grid, earning you credits and reducing your bill even further.

Here’s the best part:

• Fixed Payments with an End Date: By financing your solar system, you lock in a fixed monthly payment that replaces your electric bill. Unlike the utility’s rising rates, this payment never goes up and has an end date. The longer you have solar, the more you save.

• Upfront Investment: Pay cash for your system, and it typically pays for itself in 5–10 years, depending on your utility. After that, the energy you produce is essentially free.

What About “Free Solar”?

You’ve probably seen ads claiming “free solar,” but let’s be real—solar isn’t free. What those companies mean is that there are no upfront costs when you finance a system. It’s like a bill swap: instead of paying your utility, you’re making a fixed payment for your solar system. This way, you still get all the benefits of solar—lower bills and long-term savings—without paying anything upfront.

With solar, you take back control of your energy, your budget, and your future. No more endless cycles of rising utility bills.