The Cost of Waiting
From vanishing incentives to rising electric rates, the longer you wait, the more you could lose.
✅ Go Solar Now | ⏳ Wait and See |
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Maximize 2025 savings | Delayed ROI and break-even point |
Beat additional utility rate hikes | Keep paying inflated bills |
Lock in current pricing and promos | Prices may rise with demand |
Capture spring/summer energy production | Miss peak energy season |
30% federal tax credit secured | Risk losing tax credit entirely |
The differences speak for themselves — but what’s behind them?
When it comes to solar, timing is everything. Federal tax credits are uncertain. Utility rates are rising. And seasonal production matters more than most people realize.
This page breaks down why acting now isn’t just smar,t it’s financially strategic.
⚠️ Incentives May Disappear ⚠️
The 30% federal solar tax credit — one of the biggest reasons homeowners go solar — is not guaranteed to stick around.
While it’s currently in place, there are active proposals in Congress to reduce or eliminate this incentive as part of broader energy policy changes. If that happens, the savings homeowners can lock in today could vanish overnight.
Here’s what that means for you:
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The credit could be reduced without warning — or disappear entirely
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If the credit is reduced or removed, you’d pay that difference out of pocket
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Once the incentive is gone, it’s gone — there’s no retroactive refund
And it’s not just the federal credit. State-level rebates and utility programs can also change or phase out without warning — especially as more homeowners adopt solar.
A $30,000 system today = $9,000 in tax credit. Don’t miss your chance to claim real savings — before they’re gone.
