How Much Can I Save by Going Solar?

Switching to solar can lead to big savings. By installing solar panels, you replace part or all of your electric bill with a predictable, flat payment. Over time, most homeowners save between $10,000 and $30,000 on electricity costs over 25 years.

Solar also protects you from rising utility rates, which have increased by 14% since 2020. Once your system is installed, you won’t have to worry about surprise rate hikes from your electric company. Plus, incentives like the 30% federal tax credit and state programs like SRECs in Pennsylvania can lower the upfront cost, making solar even more affordable.

Beyond savings, solar adds value to your home. According to Zillow, homes with solar panels sell faster and for more money—up to 4.1% more than homes without solar systems.

Key Stat:
The average U.S. electric bill is $125/month, and solar can reduce that by 50% or more. (Source: EnergySage)

Did You Know?
Many solar customers pay off their system in 6–8 years, meaning decades of free energy after the break-even point.