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ABOUT SOLARPRISE

At SolarPrise, our mission is to help homeowners achieve energy independence through affordable, high-quality solar solutions—because solar should be simple, and the savings should be real.

We’re committed to making the switch to solar easy, educational, and rewarding by delivering trusted service, transparent guidance, and powerful partnerships that maximize value at every step

OUR SOLARPRISE PROMISE

As a premier solar dealer, we connect homeowners with top-tier solar solutions that reduce energy bills, increase property value, and unlock powerful tax incentives. Powered by industry-leading EPC partnerships and a commitment to transparency, we guide our clients from consultation to installation with ease, education, and excellence.

Whether you're looking to eliminate your electric bill, take advantage of the 30% federal tax
credit, or invest in a greener future—SolarPrise delivers solar power that pays off.

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Solar made simple. Savings made real. That’s the SolarPrise promise.

SOLARPRISE F.A.Q

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1. How much can I save with SolarPrise panels?

Clients typically enjoy substantial lifetime savings—reducing or eliminating power bills entirely. Your exact savings depend on factors such as system size, sunlight exposure, current electricity rates, and any applicable buybacks or incentives in your area.
2. How long do solar panels last?

Solar panels come with 25-year warranties, and most continue generating power well beyond that—just at slightly reduced efficiency over time.
3. Do solar panels work on cloudy days?

Yes! Solar panels need light—not direct sun—to generate electricity. On cloudy days they still produce power, though at lower levels. Our professional assessments ensure your roof gets enough exposure to make solar worthwhile.
4. Will I still receive electricity bills after installing solar?

Yes, if you stay connected to the grid. But when your solar system generates more energy than you use, the excess can feed back into the grid, earning credits that offset or eliminate your utility bills
5. What is net metering?

Net metering is a system that credits solar owners when their panels send surplus energy back to the grid. Utilities apply these credits against future usage—substantially lowering your energy costs
6. What federal tax incentives are available?

The Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) lets homeowners deduct 30% of the cost of qualifying solar installations—meaning major upfront savings during tax time . However this credit may be going away very soon before the end of 2025. Its imperative to make the switch to Solar ASAP to take advantage of this incredible credit.
7. How much does a typical residential solar system cost?

Every system is custom to your exact needs, and for qualifying homeowners, solar is a no up-front cost investment that is built to reduce or completely cover your electric bill. To find out exactly how much your solar installation would cost, set up an appointment with us here. You can lease your panels or buy them outright and they are also fully insured for 25 years. Read more about the solar installation process here.
8. How many panels do I need to power my whole home?

An average U.S. household consumes about 11,000 kWh annually, which generally requires around 30 panels (at ~250 W each). Higher-efficiency panels can reduce that number to ~20. We’ll customize the perfect solution based on your home's size, usage, and roof specifics
9. Is Solar Worth it?

I feel like you already know the answer to this one—absolutely! What is worse than spending your hard earned cash on recurring electric bills? Because you own your own energy with solar panels, you save big on your electric bills—and can get to the point where you are paying absolutely nothing for electricity and even banking excess energy to apply to future bills or selling it back to the energy companies. In 2022, the nationwide tax incentive also allows you to deduct up to 26% of the cost of your solar panel system from your taxes. If you live in Massachusetts, you can also receive 15% of the cost of the system back, saving up to $1,000. Check your state’s solar incentives to see what additional savings you can earn. In addition, adding solar panels to your home is proven to increase your home value by 4.1% which comes into play especially when you are looking to sell. There are so many benefits to going solar.
10. How much does solar maintenance cost?

In the United States, the average cost for standard solar panel maintenance falls in the range of $140 to $180, but Solarprise covers these services in our 25 year warranty. We monitor your system remotely, and perform an in-person inspection if we find the system is underperforming. With our installation partners 25-year production guarantee, you can submit a claim for reimbursement if you get an electric bill you were not supposed to. No one else in the industry does this. Could we make it more simple? With Solarprise, solar panel maintenance costs you nothing. Panels are guaranteed by our Installation partners to produce, and have a manufacturer linear power warranty stating that if a panel does not produce what it is supposed to within the 25 or 30 year warranty (depending on the manufacturer) the panel is replaced at no cost to you.
11. Do solar panels increase home value?

Yes! Installing solar panels to your home helps to increase your home’s value by up to 4.1% when compared to similar, non-solar homes. This drastically comes into play if you end up selling your home. Though this is considered an investment, typically homeowners see their solar panels pay for themselves in 9 to 12 years so you’ll find that in the long-run or short-term these panels are an intelligent decision.
12. Do solar panels work in the winter?

Yes, solar panels work all year around and in all weather conditions. Though the winter may cause a lower output of energy compared to other seasons because of shorter days and less direct sunlight, you can rest assured that they are still absorbing energy. Our solar experts design the systems to overproduce and create net metering credits with the utility during the months the systems produce more. This allows homeowners to offset the months where the systems produce less with those credits. For example, our systems produce enough electricity during the day to power a system through the night while the sun is not in the sky.
13. How Do Solar Loans Work?

- Produce Your Own Power A solar loan allows you to pay off your system over time, making it easier for many homeowners to receive the benefits of owning solar panels without having to pay the full cost upfront. - Here’s How Loans Work Solar loans are a great financing option for homeowners who prefer not to pay the full cost of their system upfront. Those who take out solar loans are still purchasing the panels themselves and are the owners of their panels, and therefore still qualify for tax incentives. - Learn How Your Solar Loan Is Tax Deductible Homeowners who utilize solar loans still own their solar panels systems, and therefore qualify for federal tax credits. The Investment Tax Credit, or solar tax credit, gives homeowners 30% of the cost of installation that can be applied to their federal taxes. It’s clear to see that now the best time to make the switch to solar!
14. How Does a Solar Lease Work?

- Lease Your Panels with No Upfront Cost When you lease your solar panels, you make fixed monthly payments for the energy produced but do not own your panels. Customers who choose solar leases get the luxury of solar power without the upfront costs. - Fixed Monthly Rate = No Guessing With solar leases, homeowners pay a fixed rate for their electricity. This means there will be no more unexpected spikes in your utility bill! - Solar Lease vs. PPAs A Power Purchase Agreement allows homeowners to pay for the power generated by their panels at a set per-kWh price, whereas for solar leases homeowners pay a fixed rate for the panels themselves. Ask a Solarprise representative to see which option fits your needs best!
15. How Do Power Purchase Agreements Work?

- What Are Power Purchase Agreements? A Power Purchase Agreement allows homeowners to pay for the power generated by their panels at a set per-kWh price. Customers who choose to use Power Purchase Agreements do not own their solar power systems, and therefore do not have to pay any upfront costs. - Zero Upfront Cost & Lower Electric Bills With Power Purchase Agreements, homeowners pay a fixed rate for the power their panels generate. This means there will be no more unexpected spikes in your utility bill!

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