The 30% Solar Tax Credit Is Officially Ending — Don’t Miss Out
Big Beautiful Bill Has Passed
The Senate Just Confirmed It — 2025 Is the Final Year to Claim Full Credit
The 30% Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC) — which allows you to deduct 30% of your solar installation cost from your taxes — is officially ending for residential homeowners in December 2025.
With the Senate recently finalizing its expiration, this is your last chance to take full advantage before it phases out.
But here’s the catch: To qualify, your solar project must begin by September 30, 2025.
With permitting, utility approvals, and installation timelines, this window is closing fast.
We Make Going Solar Simple—No Matter Your Budget
Whether you want to own your system, avoid a large upfront cost, or just want the lowest possible energy bill, we have flexible options designed for your goals:
Spots Are Filling Fast — Don’t Miss Your Chance to Lock In the 30% Tax Credit
💬 Frequently Asked Questions About Solar Costs & Incentives
How much does going solar actually cost?
The cost of a solar system depends on your home’s size, energy usage, and the type of financing you choose. That said, most homeowners are surprised at how affordable it can be—especially when factoring in long-term energy savings and available incentives. We offer several flexible options so that solar works for you, not the other way around.
Do I have to pay everything upfront?
Not at all. While you can purchase your system outright, many homeowners prefer to finance or lease it. There are options with no upfront cost, low monthly payments, or payment structures based only on the energy you use. You’re in control of how you want to pay for solar—we’re here to guide you through what’s best for your situation.
How does the 30% federal tax credit work?
If you purchase your system (either with cash or a solar loan), you may qualify for the Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC)—which allows you to claim 30% of your total system cost as a credit on your federal taxes.
It’s not a refund check, but it can significantly lower what you owe in taxes for the year. This credit is set to decrease soon, so acting now helps you get the most value.