Regular Financing:

You own your solar system, and pay for it with a loan.

Our INTEREST FREE program works as follow:

• We require 20% down payment for the system
• We divide the remaining balance in 12,18,24,30,36 equal payments
• You enjoy all the tax credits and benefits right away.
• You own you system that will be warranted for 25 years (10 years workmanship)
• Solar energy production starts right away in your house

Ex:  Most homeowners can install solar for as little as $346 per month for only 3 years. Not a lease, it’s yours at the end.

7.5 kw system which will approximately get rid of a $200 dollars electricity bill

Price $24,600

20% down = $4,920

When you take into consideration the 30% federal tax credit, you barely put anything down ($7,380 tax credit! Fully available to you right away!)

Remaining Balance: $19,680 INTEREST FREE

12 equal payments of $1640 -200 of your bill that has been eliminated = $1440 or

18 equal payments of $1093 -200 of your bill that has been eliminated = $893 or

24 equal payments of $820 -200 of your bill that has been eliminated = $620 or

30 equal payments of $656 -200 of your bill that has been eliminated = $456 or

36 equal payments of $546 -200 of your bill that has been eliminated = $346.

Even thou these numbers are very close to reality they are an approximation. Every situation is unique and numbers may vary.

Federal, State and Utility Rebates

Federal, state, and local programs offset a huge part of your system through a variety of tax credits and rebates. Each case is unique, check with your accountant and city offials. Rebates and incentives also vary from one location to another.

Know Your Rights: California Solar Rights Act

On January 1, 2005, the latest amendment to the California Solar Rights Act became effective, prohibiting local governments from creating barriers to solar energy installations or using aesthetic considerations or unreasonable health and safety issues to prevent solar power system installations.

California Property Tax Exemption for Solar Systems

Active solar energy systems (including photovoltaic systems) are not subject to property taxes, even though they immediately add value to your home!

Use the following links to get the complete text of the latest amendments:

California Civil Code 714: Prohibits local governments from creating unreasonable barriers for solar energy installations. Additionally, any reasonable restrictions cannot cost more than $2,000 and cannot reduce the efficiency of the solar energy system.

California Health & Safety Code 17959.1: Prevents cities and counties from denying solar energy system installation permits unless there is substantial recorded evidence that it would have a specific, adverse impact on public health and safety.

California Government Code 65850.5: Cities or counties shall approve solar energy installation applications or require a use permit if they believe there could be a specific, adverse impact upon public health and safety.