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We serve MA, NH, CT, RI, ME, VT, NJ, PA, and TX
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Use the free estimator for a preliminary layout, or share your preferred response method with the commercial team. Final feasibility still requires site, utility, and engineering review.
A bank, credit-union, SBA-supported, equipment, or specialty-energy loan can fund customer ownership. The meaningful comparison uses the lender’s actual principal, APR, fees, down payment, amortization, term, collateral, and prepayment terms.
Compare financed principal, cash down, APR, origination and closing fees, amortization period, maturity, balloon amount, collateral, guarantees, covenants, prepayment terms, and total scheduled payments. Then compare debt service with tariff-specific solar value and expected O&M. A monthly payment alone is not enough.
Amortized lender payment
Use a written quote for the amount, rate, fees, and schedule.
Businesses seeking system ownership without paying the full cost upfront
Organizations able to use ownership tax benefits
Borrowers comparing several written lender term sheets
Projects where collateral and covenant requirements are acceptable
Customer owns the system and its post-debt energy value
Owner may claim tax benefits it qualifies and has appetite to use
Competitive quotes can be compared on APR, fees, term, and total obligation
Debt ends after payoff while the system may continue producing
Approval, collateral, guarantees, and covenants depend on underwriting
Fees and down payment can materially change the effective cost
Customer is responsible for O&M, insurance, and performance risk unless separately contracted
A low payment can hide a long term, fees, balloon payment, or prepayment restriction
Set by the proposal upfront
A third-party provider owns, installs, and operates the solar system. The customer purchases the electricity it produces at the starting price, escalator, and term stated in the contract.
Set by the proposal upfront
A third party owns the system and the customer makes the scheduled lease payments stated in the contract. Unlike a PPA, the payment is not normally calculated from each month’s metered solar production.
Program- and quote-specific upfront
C-PACE can finance eligible improvements through a voluntary property assessment under a state and local program. Availability, eligible costs, term, assessment structure, lender consent, and transfer rules vary by address and capital-provider quote.
Compare financed principal, cash down, APR, origination and closing fees, amortization period, maturity, balloon amount, collateral, guarantees, covenants, prepayment terms, and total scheduled payments. Then compare debt service with tariff-specific solar value and expected O&M. A monthly payment alone is not enough.
Site-specific pricing with exact incentive calculations. No obligation.