The 30% federal solar tax credit ends for homeowners on December 31, 2025 — seven years earlier than expected. Californians need to act fast: installs must be complete by the deadline, leases remain eligible through 2027, and standalone batteries qualify through 2032. Here’s what the new law means for you.

If solar is such a smart investment, why do so many homeowners still say no? This blog breaks down the most common reasons people hesitate—cost, complexity, NEM 3.0—and what California homeowners need to know before ruling it out.

Wondering if you should pay off your solar loan early? For some California homeowners, it’s a smart financial move—especially with resale value, high interest rates, or a pending sale. Others might be better off keeping their cash. Here’s how to decide, with 2025 realities in mind.

Does solar really raise your home’s value? On the Central Coast and in the Central Valley, the answer is often yes. Learn what studies show, how local markets are responding, and how to maximize your system’s impact on resale and buyer interest.