Investing in Renewable Energy is a Great Choice.
Thousands of homeowners are making the switch to solar energy and experiencing the positive benefits. Whether you’re looking to reduce your electric bill, help the environment, or create a better future for your family, you can do all three with West Coast Solar. We want to help you make the best solar system decisions possible, so we answer some common solar questions.
A Safe, High-Return Investment
Many California solar systems have a return on investment that rivals traditional investments. This is because of the substantial cost savings from going solar. The solar equipment we install exceeds traditional investments in that the initial investment is typically paying for itself within ten years, and then the following 15-20 years are at a profit.
What is the estimated return on investment when it comes to a home solar power system? Our team usually starts with your current electricity bill: What if it disappeared? After your initial investment pays for itself, you can see significantly reduced, eliminated, or even credited electric bills. If you look at any moderate to long-term investment, solar power is near the top of the list when it comes to homeownership.
We Answer Your Solar Power Related Questions
Are there solar energy incentives or rebates available?
Your solar rebates will vary based on where you live. However, a national incentive does exist for solar energy. The federal solar investment tax credit (ITC) allows you to deduct 26% of your solar system from your taxes through 2021.
What are your solar financing options?
You will find three primary options when it comes to financing options and solar power. You can pay cash, take out a loan, or enter into a power purchase agreement (PPA).
Is it better to buy or lease my solar panels?
It depends on your financial situation. If you’re looking to maximize financial returns from your system based on energy use, you will want to purchase your own system. Do you want an easy-to-use, relatively maintenance-free energy solution? You could achieve that leasing a solar system.
Is a solar loan or a solar lease better?
There are advantages and disadvantages to both options. It also depends on your financial situation and energy goals when it comes to deciding which financial option is better for you. Whether you choose to lease the system or take out a loan to fund it, you will be helping the environment and creating a better future for your family and your community.
What’s the best way to choose a solar loan?
It has to make sense financially for you and your budget. Although investing in solar is a smart idea for you, your family, your community, and the environment, it has to make sense. It’s important to discuss your budget, your finances, and your ultimate goal with solar energy with a professional to make the best decision possible.
West Coast Solar Answers Your Solar Questions
If you can’t find an answer to your question, give us a call. We do our best to answer all your solar questions, and we’ll continue to answer more questions as we hear them from you. If you’re interested in a new solar system, we can help. Our years of experience and expert technicians can assist you in designing, installing, and maintaining your solar energy system.
Schedule A Free Consultation
The entire West Coast Solar team is excited to help you optimize your energy potential. Connect with us today to schedule your complimentary consultation to learn more about a home solar panel system or a commercial solar panel system. We look forward to hearing from you!
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