No matter how you choose to pay for solar, the costs decrease over time. Systems paid for up front will have a break even point where the cost of money saved outweighs the cost of the system. Solar installations financed through other programs also offer savings, especially when inflation and cost of living is concerned.

Any way you look at it, the cost of solar is almost always less than or equal to what you’re currently paying for your power.

The cost for solar panels is at an all-time low thanks to growing demand. Costs have decreased by half since 2008, helping you break even on your solar investment faster than ever before.

And if you decide to go with financing options, the flat rates provide consistent, predictable energy costs – important during a time when we’re seeing energy cost spikes during heat waves and inclement weather.