Start Saving with Solar with $0 Out of pocket
Think you can’t afford solar? Think again.
Solar has never been more affordable and accessible for homeowners. Find out today if you qualify for solar financing.
Don’t wait to start saving with solar. You can start saving with $0 out of pocket.
Icon Solar has access to flexible financing options to help you achieve the benefits of solar energy within your budget.
Replace your increasing utility bill with a steady monthly payment
By choosing a loan, you can replace your traditional electric bill with a predictable monthly payment for your solar system, often at a lower cost than your previous energy expenses. This type of financing method allows you to gradually pay off your solar investment while enjoying the benefits of clean, renewable energy.
Enjoy the full financial relief of solar when the payback period ends
Once your system is fully paid off, the monthly payment disappears, leaving you with virtually free electricity for the remaining lifespan of your solar panels. This not only provides financial relief but also ensures long-term energy independence.
Frequently asked questions about Solar Financing
Yes! You can still claim the federal solar tax credit (Investment Tax Credit, or ITC) if you finance your solar system with a loan. As long as you own the system—whether purchased outright or with a loan—you are eligible for the tax credit.
Your credit score plays a crucial role in loan approval and the interest rate you receive. Before applying for a solar loan, check your credit report for errors and correct any inaccuracies that may be affecting your score.
No. A solar loan gives you ownership of your solar system with low-to-no upfront cost. You can take out a solar loan and pay off the cost of your system over time. A lease does not grant you ownership of your solar system. A solar lease agreement may offer you an option to purchase the system after a timer period. Because you don’t own your system, you will forgo the benefits of solar incentives like the the Federal Solar Tax Credit and revenue from net metering programs.