What we do

Solar

A logical and simple alternative to complete utility dependence. We provide solar solutions for your home. As you seek to lower energy costs and support the environment, consider solar power. It transforms how you power your home and promotes sustainability. Solar panels use the sun's energy, reducing dependence on traditional sources, lowering bills, and increasing home value. We’ll assess your energy needs and property suitability for installation. Once you choose to go solar, put your trust in Priority Solar to do the rest.

Storage

Solar storage systems for homes are an essential component for maximizing the benefits of solar energy. These systems typically consist of battery storage units that absorb excess energy produced by solar panels during the day and store it for use when production is low or demand is high, such as during the night or on cloudy days.

Benefits of Solar Storage

  1. Energy Independence: By storing solar energy, homeowners can reduce their reliance on the grid, allowing for greater control over their energy supply and costs.

  2. Cost Savings: Utilizing stored energy during peak hours can help lower electricity bills, especially if your utility offers time-of-use rates. This means less dependence on expensive grid energy during high-demand periods.

  3. Backup Power: In the event of a power outage, a solar storage system can provide backup power for essential appliances, ensuring continuity of power to critical systems.

  4. Sustainability: Solar storage contributes to the reduction of carbon footprints by optimizing the use of renewable energy, thus supporting broader efforts to combat climate change.

Ways to go solar

Financing options for solar energy systems can vary widely based on individual circumstances, goals, and local incentives. Here are some common financing solutions available for homeowners and businesses considering solar installations:

1. Cash Purchase

Purchasing a solar system outright is the simplest option. This requires a significant upfront investment but typically offers the highest long-term savings. Homeowners have full ownership of the system and can benefit from tax credits and incentives directly.

2. Solar Loans

Solar loans allow homeowners to borrow money to cover the cost of installing a solar system. These can be secured or unsecured loans, often offered by banks, credit unions, or specialized solar loan companies. Monthly payments can range from manageable to challenging, depending on the loan terms.

3. Leasing

Solar leases enable homeowners to rent a solar system from a third-party provider. They pay a fixed monthly payment for the lease duration but do not own the system. While this option typically requires little to no upfront costs, it may offer less financial benefit than ownership, as tax credits and incentives go to the leasing company.

4. Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs)

In a PPA, a third party installs and maintains the solar system while the homeowner agrees to buy the power generated at a fixed rate. This arrangement allows homeowners to benefit from solar energy without the upfront costs and maintenance responsibilities. However, like leases, homeowners do not gain the tax benefits associated with system ownership.