A solar lease allows eligible homeowners to use solar equipment owned by a third-party provider while making a monthly lease payment.
Depending on the program, little or no upfront payment may be available. The actual cost and potential savings depend on the lease terms, system production, household electricity use, and utility charges.
Trusted Solar Solutions helps homeowners compare lease, purchase, and financing options based on their roof, electric bill, utility company, and goals.
Is Solar Really “Free” in Florida?
No. Solar is not free, and $0 upfront does not mean there is no cost.
A solar lease may allow an eligible homeowner to begin without a large upfront payment, but the homeowner still makes a monthly lease payment and normally keeps a utility account.
The combined cost may be lower than what the homeowner would otherwise pay for electricity, but that depends on the system’s production, household energy use, utility charges, lease payment, and any annual payment increases.
We’ll review the numbers with you so you can compare the full cost before making a decision.