Why Solar?

It’s Good For You Financially.

30% Federal Tax Credit. The federal solar tax credit, also known as the Investment Tax Credit (ITC), allows you to deduct 30 percent of the cost of installing a solar energy system from your federal taxes. The ITC applies to both commercial and residential systems, and there is no cap on its value. There is, however, reason to consider solar sooner than later. If you are in need of a larger system, it could take a year to complete the process. Why continue paying those escalating power bills. Act now before others take your place in line and your completion date gets pushed out further.

20%-30% Return-On-Investment. Our customers are receiving a 20%-30% cash-on-cash return from their systems. We can provide an independent 3rd party auditable report to verify the results. Ask us for details.

A Quick Payback Period. In most instances, where our clients are realizing a 20%-30% return, their payback period ranges from a little over 3 to 5 years. That provides 20 plus years of improved cash-flow, profitability and predictability in what is often one of their most expensive operating costs.

Improved Cash-Flow and Profitability. We don’t have to tell you…reducing or eliminating one of your most costly expenditures can have a dramatic impact on your bottomline. Improved profitability and cash-flow puts less stress on the operations. For many business owners who draw dividends as part of their tax strategy and compensation planning, improved cash-flow enhances the company’s ability to make distributions. It improves the company’s ability to secure financing and short-term lines of credit. And, it fuels growth.

Improved Predictability. Labor costs. access to water, weather and market conditions all create variables that can have a material impact on operations and the bottomline. Solar can offset a significant portion of overall operating costs and create greater business predictability, especially in the agricultural sector.