FAQS

FAQS

  • Do you offer the solar at “no cost” option?

    Yes. This option includes a locked-in rate for 25 years. It gives you control of the utility as well as peace of mind. This option was made to be popular with the masses and is very much a hedge against inflation. This option allows homeowners to save on their utility while not having to invest any capital of their own (this is contingent on whether their home qualifies). Contact us today to see if your home qualifies!

  • What are the incentives for going solar?

    Residents in all states are eligible for a 30% federal tax credit. Beyond that federal benefit,  there are programs at the state and even at some municipal levels. (Example include New Hampshire’s full net metering credits, the Massachusetts SMART program, or Rhode Island’s  REG and REF initiatives. In each case we will walk you through the list of incentives that apply and include them in your personalized proposal. That includes a financial model of how your costs should play out over the next 25 years. Most homeowners will simply be shifting money from one expense (the utility) to another and the difference will be how quickly they’ll “be in the green” with their solar investment.

  • What is SMART (Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target)?

    The SMART program was designed to highly encourage the installation of more solar. We believe the SMART program is easier to understand and easier to participate in than the programs that came before it. It also provides guaranteed money every month. Plus, what you get will be known and fixed once you’re in the program (which requires a signed agreement to file and lock in an application). That said, the exact amount you will get varies by your utility, your system size, your type of solar installation, and most importantly timing. In short, the sooner you move ahead the more SMART money you will get.

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