Replace your utility bill — not add to it.
Our residential lease options are $0-down — nothing out of pocket to start. Instead of paying the utility, you make one predictable payment for the power your system produces. Some plans are a fixed payment that never goes up; others step up modestly (around 2.99% a year). We show you exactly which applies, and how it compares to your current bill, before you sign. If it doesn't come out ahead for your home, we'll tell you.
- $0 down — nothing out of pocket to start
- Maintenance, insurance & warranty included
- Fixed-payment plans available (no annual increase)
- Tied to the home — it transfers to the buyer if you sell
- For qualifying homeowners — subject to credit approval
$0-down options are solar leases: you lease the system and pay for the power it produces under a long-term agreement (commonly ~25 years). The annual payment escalator varies by plan (from a fixed 0% up to about 2.99%) and, with all other terms, is set out in your Florida solar lease disclosure, which you receive and review before signing. The lease is tied to the property and transfers to a qualified buyer if you sell. Availability depends on eligibility, credit, utility, and program approval; savings vary by home and are not guaranteed.
Four paths, one honest comparison
Good candidates for a real look
- Monthly electric bills of roughly $200 or more
- A roof with decent sun exposure and life left in it
- Pool pumps, EV charging, or multiple AC systems driving usage
- Concern about future utility rate increases
- Wanting backup power for hurricane season
The honest answers to the usual worries
Most reasons people hesitate aren't actually dealbreakers — here's how we handle them, plus the one time we'll tell you it's genuinely not a fit.
My roof might need replacing first+
Usually fixable, not a dealbreaker. If a new roof makes sense, we can include it in the plan and sequence the roof and solar together — so you're never paying to remove and reinstall panels later.
I might sell the house+
The lease is tied to the home, so it transfers to the new owner — and a lower, predictable energy bill is a selling point. Some buyers are cautious about solar, so we help you and your realtor present it the right way, with the numbers to back it up.
25 years is a long commitment+
It is a long agreement — and we won't pretend otherwise. What you're locking in is a lower, more predictable energy cost for decades while utility rates keep climbing. We walk through every term up front so there are no surprises later.
Can I buy the panels instead of leasing forever?+
Often yes — many programs let you buy the system out, commonly after year 5. Here's the honest tradeoff: the maintenance, monitoring, and warranty coverage bundled into the lease typically end once you own it, so upkeep and repairs become yours. We'll run the buyout numbers with you so you can see whether owning outright actually comes out ahead.
I'm worried about my credit+
Most programs look for roughly a 600+ score — but if you're under that, we have programs designed to help. We'll find out what you actually qualify for before anything is committed, with no impact on your decision to look.
What if my roof can't produce enough?+
This is the honest dealbreaker. Heavy shade, a poor angle, or the wrong orientation can mean your roof simply can't collect enough sun to power the home economically. We check this first — and if your roof can't do the job, we'll tell you straight and save you the trouble.
We can usually solve this The honest dealbreaker
Before we meet — two things we promise
You'll see the full contract terms up front — payment, any escalator, length, and exactly what's covered (maintenance, insurance, and warranty are part of the lease). No fine print sprung on you at the table.
And because this is a real decision, please have everyone who shares it there when we go over the numbers — spouse, co-owner, whoever weighs in. It saves everyone a second meeting and lets you decide together.
Build your power plan
Tell us about your property and upload a recent electric bill. We'll evaluate the financing, programs, installers, and technology available to you — and build the combination that fits. You decide what happens next.
We compare the numbers. You decide. If solar isn't right for your property, we'll say so.