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Check my homeGet My QuoteGet My QuoteGet My Quote →Solar pricing, rebates, net-metering rules, and even which financing options you'll be offered all change based on your state, and often your specific utility. A homeowner in New Jersey gets a different deal than one in Texas, Arizona, or Florida.
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Beyond a lower bill, here is what else comes with the switch.
Homes with solar can sell for more. A Zillow analysis found a solar premium of around 4% on average, though results vary by home and market.
Pair your system with a battery and keep the essentials running when the grid goes down.
Run your home on clean power from your own roof and cut your household's carbon footprint.
More predictable energy costs, and the satisfaction of doing your part for the planet.
There is no single sticker price for solar, and anyone who quotes you one before seeing your home is guessing. Your real number comes down to a handful of things. Here is what actually moves it.
Want to skip the upfront cost entirely? Here is how $0 down solar works.
Get My Quote →A licensed installer designs the system around your home's actual electricity use. Here is what a typical setup includes.
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Get My Quote →Once you are matched, a licensed installer handles the whole job. Here is what the process usually looks like.
The installer reviews your roof, shading, and electric use, then designs a system and gives you a quote.
They pull the local permits and handle the utility paperwork for you.
A licensed crew mounts the panels, wiring, and inverter, usually in a day or two.
After a local inspection and utility sign-off, your system is switched on and starts producing.
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Get My Quote →The Power Purchase Agreement, or PPA, is the most common way homeowners go solar with no money out of pocket.
Under a PPA, a solar finance company pays for the panels, installation, permitting, and maintenance of a system on your roof. You don't buy the system. You buy the power it produces, often at a rate below your utility's.
The finance company owns and maintains the system for the term, typically 20 to 25 years. PPA and lease payments often include an annual price escalator (commonly around 1% to 3% a year), and total payments over the term may exceed the cash price of a comparable system.
A licensed installer designs a system for your roof at no charge.
The provider pays for the panels, inverter, install, and permitting. You pay nothing upfront.
You pay for the electricity the panels produce, often below your utility's rate per kWh.
Monitoring, repairs, and the equipment warranty are the provider's responsibility.
Solar panels are not free. "No Cost" and "$0 Down" refer to having no out-of-pocket cost at the time of installation under a qualifying lease or PPA. You'll still pay a monthly amount. It's a payment for the power the system produces (PPA) or to rent the equipment (lease), and the goal is for your combined payment plus utility bill to be lower than your utility bill alone.
The 30% federal credit for homeowners who buy solar (Section 25D) ended December 31, 2025. A separate commercial credit (Section 48E) may apply to third-party-owned systems that meet federal deadlines, generally begin construction by July 4, 2026, or be placed in service by December 31, 2027. Some PPA and lease providers claim it and may factor it into the rate they offer, but pass-through is not guaranteed and varies by provider and agreement. MySolarFY does not provide tax advice. Consult a tax professional.
Most 2026 solar incentives are set at the state and utility level. Programs, amounts, and net-metering rules change often and vary by state and utility, so the examples below may not be current. We'll surface what actually applies at your address.
A commercial clean-electricity credit may apply to third-party-owned systems that meet federal deadlines. It is not a credit homeowners claim directly. PPA and lease providers may factor it into your rate, and pass-through varies.
See if I qualifyGet My QuoteGet My QuoteGet My QuoteMany states have historically offered their own tax credits or rebates on top of federal programs. Amounts, caps, and availability change frequently, so verify current terms for your state.
Check my stateGet My QuoteGet My QuoteGet My QuoteMost states require utilities to credit you for excess solar sent to the grid, at varying rates depending on each state's current net-metering or successor tariff.
See if I qualifyGet My QuoteGet My QuoteGet My QuoteIn states with active SREC markets, you may earn tradable credits for the energy your system produces. Market value varies widely, and some markets are limited or closed.
Check my areaGet My QuoteGet My QuoteGet My Quote| Calling Installers Yourself | MySolarFY | |
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| Time to get matched | 1 to 3 weeks of research | Minutes |
| Finding programs | Research each state and utility yourself | We surface what's available in your area |
| Effort | Call installers one by one | One short form |
| Cost | Free, but time-intensive | Free |
| Next step | On every installer's list | You decide when to move forward |
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