Palmetto Leasing

Solar leasing allows you to install a solar system on your home with little to no upfront cost. Instead of purchasing the system, you make a fixed monthly payment to use the energy it produces.

Qualification typically involves a soft credit check, which does not impact your credit score. This helps determine eligibility and available options.

In many cases, yes. Solar leasing is designed to offset your current electric costs by providing power at a lower or more predictable rate than your utility company.

Most solar leasing options require little to no money down, making it an accessible option for homeowners who want to avoid large upfront investments.

Solar leases can typically be transferred to the new homeowner, making the process simple. In many cases, solar can also increase your home’s appeal to buyers.

Standard solar leasing systems do not include battery backup. Without a battery, your system will shut off during an outage for safety reasons. Battery options may be available as an upgrade.

Maintenance, monitoring, and repairs are usually included in the lease, so you don’t have to worry about ongoing upkeep.

Most solar leases range from 20 to 25 years, with options that may include system upgrades or buyout opportunities over time.

Some leases include a small annual increase in your monthly payment. This is typically lower than the historical increase in utility rates.

Yes, in many cases battery backup can be added later, depending on your system and eligibility.

It depends on your goals. Leasing is great for low upfront cost and simplicity, while purchasing may provide greater long-term savings and ownership benefits.

You can start with a quick, no-obligation qualification check to see what options are available for your home.