Yes. Many of our programs—including Illinois Shines—offer $0 out-of-pocket options with no upfront costs, loans, or hidden fees.

Most homeowners save between 50–90% on their electric bills starting the first month, depending on your usage and system size.

Most people are told “no” because of poor installers, not poor roofs. We take a second look using satellite imaging and updated incentive programs.

It’s a state-backed solar incentive that pays you for producing clean energy. It helps cover the cost of solar with no out-of-pocket expense, and pays you over time in Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SRECs).

You’ll still be connected to the grid, but your bill will be drastically lower—and in some cases, nearly eliminated. You’ll only pay for what you use beyond what your panels produce.

💬 Why it matters: Clears up the misconception that solar makes utility bills vanish completely.

Solar adds value to your home and can often transfer to the new owner. If you lease or subscribe, many plans include easy transfer options.

Every roof is different. We use advanced solar modeling tools to see if you qualify based on sun exposure, pitch, and direction. If rooftop doesn’t work, ground mounts and carports are options too.

Once approved, installation typically takes 1-2 days, and the entire process (paperwork to power-on) takes about 6–12 weeks. We handle everything.

Practically none. Solar panels have no moving parts, and most come with a 25-year warranty. They’re built to handle heat, hail, snow, and wind.

Absolutely. A typical home solar system offsets the same carbon as planting 100+ trees every year. You’ll reduce reliance on fossil fuels and help build a cleaner grid for your kids and grandkids.

There’s no catch. The government and utility companies want people to go solar, so they created programs to help cover the cost. You save money, reduce your bill, and lock in your energy rate—we just guide you through it.