Solar In Florida

04/23/2022

congrats on another homeowner going solar. Homeowner went from paying $320 a month average to free energy for the next 25 years. That’s a savings of over $100,000.

03/29/2022

You have until the end of 2023 to go solar before the ITC ramps down from 26%, to 23%, to possibly nothing. This is free money from the IRS to go solar. We cannot stress enough that this is free money to go solar! If you wait much longer you are simply going to miss out. Don’t expect the ITC to be renewed again, industry experts expect it to go away forever.
2021: 26%
2022: 26%
2023: 22%
2024 and beyond: no more residential ITC

07/11/2021

Another Customer goes from a $225 monthly average electric bill to a $155 fixed solar bill. That's a 30% saving today. Total savings over 20 years is over $60K. What could you do with the extra savings?

07/22/2020

We are looking for someone who is motivated to help take our solar sales to the next level. Our company covers the entire state of Florida, so there is no shortage of area to cover and opportunity to sell. Are you looking to make a lot of money? Are you wanting to be appreciated and celebrated for being successful? We also need a Spanish speaking sales rep. We have generated a number of leads that are Spanish speaking. Call with any questions. 808-747-1231

07/17/2020

Florida residents who purchase solar can also take advantage of the federal tax credit*(26% Credit) .The federal tax credit, formally known as the Solar Investment Tax Credit (SITC), provides qualified home and business owners a tax credit for the purchase of solar. In other words, a home or business owner can offset the cost of their solar panel system using the tax credit. You have 6 more months until the Feds reduce the FTC down to 22%. That's a reduction of 4%. Call now to a free home evaluation.

10/03/2019

How the federal tax credit works.

https://www.energysage.com/ The investment tax credit (ITC), also known as the federal solar tax credit, allows you to deduct 30 percent of the cost of insta...

03/08/2018

Florida Power and Light’s net metering program allows homeowners to install and connect solar energy systems to the grid and receive credit for the energy produced by their systems. FPL allows customers to install systems meeting up to 115 percent of their current energy need. Customers’ credits will be applied to their energy bill, and FPL and will provide monetary compensation for any extra credits not used over the course of the year in January.

03/08/2018

The Florida Solar Energy Industry Association estimates that over the next five years, Florida homeowners, businesses and utilities are projected to take advantage of the falling prices and install 2,315 megawatts of solar electric capacity — 19 times more than the amount of solar installed in the last five years.

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Florida’s debate over the future of solar is just getting started as utilities continue to seek new fees on rooftop solar expansion and dropping prices make it easier for people to install solar panels.

03/08/2018

How Net Metering Works in Florida

03/08/2018