YOUR OPTIONS
There's No One-Size-Fits-All Way to Go Solar
Whether you want to own your system outright, finance it with $0 down, or simply pay less for the power it produces — there's a path that fits your budget and your goals. Here's how each option works.
FIND YOUR FIT
Four Ways to Go Solar
Cash Purchase
Best for: Homeowners who want maximum long-term savings
Pay for your system upfront and own it outright from day one. No monthly payments, no interest, no middleman. You keep 100% of the savings your system generates — and with a 30-year warranty, the math is hard to argue with.
Highlights:
Highest lifetime savings
Full system ownership
30-year warranty
Increases home value immediately
Solar Loan
Best for: Homeowners who want ownership without paying cash upfront
Finance your system with little or $0 down and own it just like a cash purchase — without draining your savings. Your monthly loan payment is typically less than what you were paying the utility company, so you start saving from day one.
Highlights:
$0 down options available
Full system ownership
30-year warranty
Builds equity in your home
Lease
Best for: Homeowners who want lower bills with zero responsibility
Don't want to own the system? No problem. With a lease you make a fixed monthly payment that's lower than your current electric bill — and the solar provider handles all maintenance and repairs for the life of the agreement.
Highlights:
$0 down
Fixed predictable monthly payment
Maintenance included
25-year warranty
Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)
Best for: Homeowners who want to pay only for what they use
A PPA is the simplest way to go solar. Instead of buying or leasing the system, you simply pay for the solar energy it produces — at a rate lower than your utility charges. No upfront cost, no surprise bills.
Highlights:
$0 down
Pay only for energy produced
Lower rate than utility
25-year warranty
Maintenance included
NOT SURE WHICH FITS?
We'll Figure It Out Together
Every homeowner's situation is different. Book a free 10-minute call and we'll recommend the option that makes the most financial sense for your home — no pressure, no obligation.
