Still “renting” your power from the utility company?

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Flip your utility bill on its head

Have you thought about what you spend on electricity year after year? Every month you make a payment, with nothing to show for it.

Change your relationship with the utility company. If you thought solar power was out of your reach, All Energy Solar has three reasons why you could be pleasantly surprised:

First, incentives to help you pay for solar are available right now. The federal tax credit is 26 percent for any solar array installed during 2021. Regional and utility incentives that help pay for solar are also available, but depleting fast. It’s unknown whether they will return in the future.

Second, utility payments are a recurring monthly expense that continues to add up. Did you know that your utility company must compensate for excess solar power that you generate, according to law - a process commonly known as net metering? Turn the tables and start “selling” power back to your utility.

Third, solar installations are nearly the only home improvement project that literally pays for itself even if you don’t move, typically within five to 10 years, depending on the array size and energy usage.

Financing options are always changing. We’re offering a variety of 10, 12, 15 and 20-year loan options for residential that start as low as 0.99 percent. For qualifying businesses, Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) loans are available to install solar panels as well.

Break the cycle of “renting” your power from the utility company. Get a free virtual solar consultation from All Energy Solar.

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