Connecticut Solar Financing Options We Own. You Own.
Solara Solar helps Connecticut homeowners compare residential solar financing options including solar loans, cash purchases, Power Purchase Agreements, solar leases and third-party owned solar. At the highest level, there are two choices: you purchase and own the solar system, or a third party owns it.
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Two ways to go solar. Different owners.
Connecticut homeowners can purchase and own a residential solar system or choose third-party owned solar through a PPA or lease. Both approaches can reduce the amount of electricity purchased from the utility, but the upfront investment, payment structure, maintenance responsibility and long-term ownership are different.
We Own
PPA • Lease • Third-Party OwnershipThird-party owned solar is designed for Connecticut homeowners who want the benefit of solar without purchasing the equipment or making a significant upfront investment.
You Own
Pay Upfront • Solar Loan • Financed PurchasePurchasing solar means you own the panels, inverters and equipment installed on your Connecticut home. Pay upfront or finance the system through an available solar financing partner.
However you finance solar, quality still matters.
Your financing structure changes who owns the system and how you pay for it. It should never change the quality of the solar design, equipment or installation.
Go solar without the upfront investment.
A solar PPA or lease can make sense for Connecticut homeowners who want to avoid the upfront investment required to purchase a residential solar system while still benefiting from solar electricity.
With third-party owned solar, the equipment is owned by the third-party provider. System ownership, covered maintenance and long-term equipment responsibility remain with the provider according to the agreement.
Make the investment. Own the asset.
Purchasing residential solar in Connecticut requires a greater investment than a third-party owned structure, but the solar panels, inverters and associated equipment belong to you.
Once a purchased solar system is fully paid for, there is no continuing monthly solar payment. A properly sized system can offset a substantial portion of your annual electricity usage, although normal utility fixed charges may still remain.
You Own the Equipment
The solar system becomes an asset associated with your home.
No Solar Payment Once Paid Off
Once the purchase or solar-financing obligation is complete, there is no continuing solar-loan payment.
Your System. Your Responsibility.
Applicable workmanship and manufacturer warranties help protect your homeowner-owned solar investment.
Pay upfront. Or finance.
Homeowners who prefer to own their system do not have to pay for the entire project upfront. Financing can spread the purchase over time while allowing you to retain ownership of your solar system.
Pay Upfront for Solar
Purchase your system directly from Solara Solar and own the equipment installed on your Connecticut home.
Finance Your Solar Purchase
Qualified homeowners can explore financing through Solara Solar's available finance partners while retaining homeowner ownership.
Financing through trusted Connecticut partners.
Solara Solar works with solar financing partners including, but not limited to, Connecticut Green Bank programs. Qualified homeowners may be able to finance a homeowner-owned residential solar system instead of paying the entire project cost upfront.
How you finance your solar system matters. Who delivers that system matters more.
Whether you purchase solar, finance your system, choose a PPA or enter into a solar lease, you should feel confident in the Connecticut solar company designing, installing and supporting your system.
We Own vs. You Own. See the difference.
Compare third-party owned solar with purchasing and financing a homeowner-owned residential solar system in Connecticut.
Connecticut solar financing questions answered.
Understand Connecticut solar loans, PPAs, leases, homeowner ownership and third-party ownership before choosing how to go solar.
What solar financing options are available in Connecticut?
What is the difference between a solar loan and a PPA?
Can I get solar in Connecticut with no money upfront?
Can I finance solar and still own the system?
Does Solara Solar work with Connecticut Green Bank?
What warranty does Solara Solar provide?
Compare Connecticut solar financing options. See what fits your home.
Start with a customized residential solar design and compare purchase, financing and third-party ownership options side by side.
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