If you’re a homeowner who’s interested in installing solar panels, find a solar panel incentive that can help with financing your solar installation.
Utility costs and average global temperatures are on the rise. Installing solar panels provides homeowners with lower utility bills, energy independence, higher home resale value, and the satisfaction of shrinking their carbon footprint. Bright Eye Solar makes residential solar power accessible and affordable for homeowners throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland.
Every home has unique energy needs and every homeowner has a unique budget. That’s why homeowners interested in saving money with clean energy have a variety of different financing options available to them. Bright Eye Solar works flexibly with each client to find energy solutions that are right for them.
Own your solar panels and equipment when you purchase your business’s solar energy system outright.
Also known as a PPA, this financing option offers the advantages of a fixed rate and no initial expense.
Leasing solar equipment is a low-commitment way to try solar energy before making the switch.
At Bright Eye Solar, we believe that clean, renewable energy should be available to everyone. We work with all of our customers to determine their eligibility for residential solar financing assistance programs at the federal, state, and local levels. Our solar specialists will even guide you through the application process step-by-step.
The ITC grants homeowners who purchase solar panel systems a 30% tax credit. This means that when you file your taxes, you’ll receive 30% of the cost of your solar energy system back.
If your solar panels produce excess energy, you can earn net metering credits. Electricity companies will buy these credits back from you, effectively lowering your utility bill even further.
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