See if your home qualifies
See what solar could save you, with $0 down
No money down for qualified homeowners. Two minutes, no obligation, and you’ll see a savings range before anyone calls.
Use the total amount due. If last month was unusually low or high, enter a typical month instead.
Estimated savings with $0-down solar
- Your current bill
- Estimated monthly total with solar
- Estimated usage
- Estimated system size
Electric co-ops set their own rules for crediting solar power sent back to the grid, so we’ll confirm your co-op’s policy before recommending anything.
Estimate only, based on typical Pennsylvania electricity rates and sunlight. “Monthly total with solar” means your solar payment plus the utility charges you still pay. Your real numbers depend on your roof, shade, usage and the agreement you choose. Not a quote or tax advice.
Last step: tell us where to send your design. A local solar specialist will review your home first.
You’re all set
Pick a time for a no-cost design consult. You’ll see real numbers for your roof and your bill.
Solar may not fit right now
Home solar in PA, priced for 2026
The rules changed this year. We’ll tell you what still works for your home, and what doesn’t, before anyone comes out.
For homeowners on Penelec, West Penn Power, Duquesne Light and local electric co-ops across Western PA.
What changed for PA homeowners in 2026
The 30% federal tax credit for buying solar ended. Systems homeowners buy with cash or a loan and finish in 2026 or later don’t get it.
Leases and power purchase agreements still carry it. The company that owns the panels claims the credit and can pass part of the value back through a lower monthly rate. Under current rules, those systems have to be up and running by December 31, 2027.
Pennsylvania net metering is still in place. Power your panels send back to the grid is credited on your bill.
Tax rules can change. Your specialist will confirm what applies to your home before you sign anything. This is not tax advice.
Two ways to go solar
Neither one is right for everyone. Your consult covers both with your actual numbers.
Lease or PPA
For a lower bill with nothing down
- The solar company owns the panels
- $0 upfront
- Federal credit claimed by the owner, reflected in your rate
- Maintenance handled by the owner
Own it
Cash or solar loan
- You own the panels
- Full price, or $0 down with a loan
- No federal credit for 2026 installs
- You keep net metering savings and solar renewable energy credits (SRECs)
Where we install
Homes across Western PA, including Altoona, State College, Indiana, Greensburg, Somerset, Bedford, Huntingdon, Chambersburg, Butler, Washington and the Pittsburgh area.
- Penelec: Altoona and much of the region
- West Penn Power: State College, Greensburg, Washington
- Duquesne Light: Pittsburgh and Allegheny County
- Rural electric co-ops: reviewed case by case
We’re an independent solar company, not part of or endorsed by any utility. Your electric company stays the same when you go solar.
How it works
1. Check your home
Answer a few questions. It takes about two minutes.
2. Book a consult
Pick a time that works. [IN-HOME OR VIRTUAL?]
3. See your design
A specialist lays out options for your roof and your bill.
4. Decide
No pressure. If you go ahead, the team handles permits, install and utility approval.
Local team, established installer
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Common questions
Is solar still worth it in Pennsylvania without the tax credit?
For many homes, yes, but it depends on your bill, your roof and which option you choose. That’s why the consult uses your real numbers instead of an average.
What happens if I sell my house?
An owned system usually transfers with the home. A lease or PPA can be transferred to the buyer. Your specialist will walk through the terms. [CONFIRM TRANSFER TERMS]
Does solar work in our winters?
Panels produce less in winter and more in summer. Net metering credits from sunny months help cover darker ones.
What warranty comes with the system?
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I’m on a rural electric co-op. Can I still go solar?
Often, but co-ops set their own rules for crediting the power you send back. We’ll check your co-op’s policy before recommending anything.
Ready to see your numbers?
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