The age-old question is, “Can I get solar panels for free?” Unfortunately, no, but depending on the state where you reside, and with massive solar incentives such as the Solar Federal Tax Credit that knocks 30% off the cost, zero down solar installation options, net metering and other rebates, and more makes, the switch to solar more affordable!

With solar financing arrangements, a solar company will install a solar system on your roof at no upfront cost! See if you qualify for zero down solar in less than 2 minutes!

Net metering is a utility rate program that allows your power company to buy unused solar energy from your solar panels. You can get paid by selling the solar energy that doesn’t get used back to the grid! Solar Net Metering incentives vary by state. Enter your zip code above to get a free quote based on the incentives offered in your state and get paid the sunshine way.

The Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC), or the Federal Solar Tax Credit, is available to most homeowners across the United States. This credit currently amounts to 30% of your solar system's cost, which can make the switch to solar easier and more affordable than before.

Need help determining how much solar power you need to run your home? Utilize our user-friendly solar calculator to clarify how much energy your electronics use, what size solar panels would be ideal for your property, and calculate the average sunlight your solar panels need to power your home.

Take advantage of solar incentives in your home state! We’ve broken down all 50 states, and on our solar incentives page, you can easily find your home state and get a better look at what your state has to offer when it comes down to state solar incentives, rebates, net metering, and more!

Thanks to the Federal government, multiple federally funded solar programs can help homeowners nationwide get solar installed on their homes for little to no upfront cost. Energy-related Federal financial assistance programs include assistance from the U.S. Department of Energy, Department of Housing and Urban Development, Department of Agricultural, and more!