Leasing solar panels allows you to make the switch to solar power without the large upfront costs. If buying a solar system doesn’t fit your budget you can lease it from us. We will maintain the system and handle all the paperwork. This could be an attractive option for homeowners who want to go solar without dealing with all the hassle of it.
DreamSolar offers you a solar lease plan with fixed predictable rates and little to no upfront costs, giving you freedom from rising utility bills. Start enjoying clean sustainable energy with us!
With this option, you agree to pay less for the equipment (via lease) than you pay for the utilities.
Partnering with DreamSolar, you will be able to use your own cost-effective, clean energy and gain independence from your utility provider. We offer a variety of solar panel installation options to get you started on your solar journey. You can sit back and enjoy - DreamSolar will take care of every aspect of your solar system installation and upkeep. Contact us at 855-953-7326 for a free consultation or fill out the contact form and we will help you find the right option that suits your budget and needs.
Solar leases and solar power purchase agreements, better known as PPA, have a lot in common. But with a solar lease, the payment is fixed, no matter how much solar energy the system produces, while with a PPA agreement, your contract will include a price for each kilowatt hour (kWh) of solar energy produced.
After you sign the contract, we will install the solar panels, and you will be able to use all of the solar energy generated by those panels. But you'll also need to pay a rental fee for them. Usually, the rent will be lower than your utility bill before the solar panels are installed.
Solar panel leases typically last 20 to 25 years, which is about the service time of solar panels. Our company will monitor your system to make sure it is working properly. We will take care of all the paperwork and maintenance.
The choice of the way to pay for your solar system totally depends on your situation and your reasons for going solar. If your aim is to get all the financial benefits available in your area, then you should probably consider buying the system. But if you just want to save money on your energy bills without having to deal with paperwork and maintenance, then probably a solar lease might be a good option for you.
Solar loans and solar leases have their pros and cons. They both help you reduce your energy bills and save money but on different terms. Taking out a loan allows you to own the system for no money down, while with a lease, you don’t own the system and won’t be eligible for any financial incentives and rebates your state offers. On the other hand, under a lease agreement you can go solar without having to do lots of paperwork, which will be the responsibility of a company owning the system. So, it will work for those who want to go solar without all the hassle of it.
Purchasing your own solar system can be costly. With a solar loan, cost doesn't have to be an obstacle. You get immediate benefits of owning a home solar system with low interest rates and no large upfront payment. Going solar has never been so affordable.
