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Should you install solar panels on your home?

Installing solar panels on your home can significantly lower your electricity bills over time and help you live more sustainably. It’s one of the best decisions homeowners can make both for the environment and their property value. Professional solar installation companies typically install solar panels.

Can you get free solar panels from the government?

Can You Get Free Solar Panels from the Federal Government? The short answer is no, you can’t get free solar panels from the government. That being said, there are many incentives put in place by the Federal Government to help homeowners transition to solar energy to power their homes.

How do I Go Solar for my home?

The most common way to go solar for homeowners is the installation of panels on their roofs. These systems can be purchased directly through an installer (or assembled for the DIYers) as a large cash purchase or through relatively affordable financing (such as a 1.99% APR 15-year loan).

Do low-income solar programs offer free solar panels?

Low-income solar programs don’t typically provide completely free solar panels, but they can greatly reduce installation costs. Most of the programs provide rebates or grants to cover the majority of rooftop solar installation costs for qualified applicants, but there may still be some costs or payments required.

Who can install rooftop solar?

Single-family homeowners and owners of multifamily residential buildings can install rooftop solar. Those who can’t install solar, like renters or nonprofit organizations, can subscribe to a community solar project through ILSFA. Also, properties occupied by nonprofit or public facilities can get a solar project installed.

Where can I buy solar panels?

If you want to buy panels directly, most hardware stores and larger retailers have them available. If you'd like to get them through a professional, a good place to start, according to Delman, is the website of your local solar industry association (for example, the New York Solar Energy Industries Association).