3 Options Are Available For You to Have Solar Panels Installed:

Own

You Own Your Solar Panel System

The federal incentives, state incentives/rebates, and SRECs, are all yours. With all of these incredible incentives, system payoffs are typically 6-8 years, whether your system costs $25,000 or $80,000.
PPA

Power Purchase Agreement

Your electric bill is reduced a small amount, you do not receive any of the incentives, rebates or SRECs. You will have an option to purchase the system.
Lease

No Money Out of Pocket

Your electric bill will be eliminated or drastically reduced. And the best part, you keep your SRECs.

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Why Choose Us?

Top-Of-The-Line Solar Systems

We only use the most efficient and durable solar panels by SunPower (American company in California) and Bosch (German made), built to last 50 plus years, and have insured 25 year warranties. We do not use low quality Chinese or Canadian panels.
We only use the best marine grade anodized aluminum mounts, best marine grade anodized aluminum capped rail racking (we are the only company using this racking system).
Experienced Local Installers

We only work with one company to install your solar system, we do not use sub-contactors.

Our installers are properly licensed and insured.

Our company is approved by the “National Roofing Contractors Association”

Our solar installations do not void your roofs warranty.
Insured and Warrantied Panels

All our solar panels have a twenty five (25) year warranty, and are insured.
The insurance is very important. For example, if the panel makers go out of business in 15 years, the insurance will cover your warranty for the remaining 10 years.

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Why Now?

The solar incentives available for Massachusetts residents are the best they ever been:

Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC)
30% of the cost of the solar system as a tax credit or cash grant.
Solar Renewable Energy Certificate Program (SREC)
You earn one SREC for every (1) mWh (1,000 kWh) your solar system produces.
These SRECs can be sold or traded - average value is around $250.
For example, an average 6Kw solar roof system can pay you back $1,500 per year ($125 per month).
Residential Income Tax Credit
15% tax credit against your Massachusetts income tax (up to $1,000).
Sales Tax Exemption
MA homeowners are eligible for a 100% sales tax exemption on any solar equipment installed on a residential property.
Property Tax Exemption
Massachusetts residents can take advantage of a 100% property tax exemption on photovoltaic solar systems used to generate electricity for a residence. Good for 20 years.

With all these great incentives, going solar is an easy decision.

Naturally, you'll have some questions about a solar system for your house.
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How Solar Power Works:

Solar Power in Massachusetts

As of late 2010, in Massachusetts alone, there were over 2,000 solar power installations which made up for some 22 megawatts (MW) of electricity produced within the state. The main reason why there are now as many solar power installations is because of the Commonwealth Solar Rebate Program set up by the state government. The Commonwealth Solar Rebate Program offers rebates for photovoltaics (solar panels) which in turn makes it much more affordable for many average homeowners to install them.

The solar power rebate program began in 2007 with the goal of reaching 27 MW installed solar by the year 2010 with the aid of a $68 million budget. Further, a mandate issued in Boston set a target of 400 MW solar energy to be generated by the year 2020.

Massachusetts Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SRECS)

In order for the 2020 target to be successfully achieved, an incentive funding mechanism was put in place named as a solar renewable energy credit (SREC). SRECs are in fact a type of renewable energy certificate which belong to those states that have Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) legislation in place. In addition to such state and federal incentives, those who own solar systems may recover their investment by selling SRECs either via spot market or long-term sales.

The prices of SRECs are ultimately dictated by market forces. These market forces determined within parameters governed by the state. A shortage of SREC supply inevitably means a rise in pricing, which in turn increases the value of both the spot market and long-term market too.