If you can’t use the federal tax credit, leasing solar panels or a PPA would likely be the best option for you. With both of these options, a 3rd...
Author - Patrick Crowley
If you’re looking for the ultimate ROI on your solar system, you should consider purchasing solar with cash. You can look at buying a solar system as...
There’s one rule of thumb when it comes to a solar purchase vs. a solar lease: If you can claim the solar tax credit, go with a purchase. When...
SRECs, or Solar Renewable Energy Certificates, are solar incentives available in some states. In states with a SREC market, there is a Renewable...
At this point, you know the federal solar tax credit for solar is 30%. It’s important to know that this is a credit, and not a deduction. Here’s how...
The Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC) is a government federal tax credit where you can lower the price of your solar energy system by 30%. For...
A big question for homeowners is, “how much does solar cost?” Well, that actually depends on several factors. How much energy do you use? The more...
If you have a flat roof, going solar is not only possible, it’s easier than you might think. When installing flat roof solar panels, you wouldn’t...
If your house has a wood shake roof, most jurisdictions will not allow you to install solar because it is a fire hazard. Even if your jurisdiction...
Clay tiles can often be confused with concrete tiles. The primary difference is clay tiles are much more brittle. Some companies may tell you that...