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We all know procrastination as the thief of time but when it comes to your home’s energy costs, procrastination is also the thief of money. Every month you delay making energy-smart decisions, you’re paying an invisible bill that just keeps climbing. Think of it this way: every kilowatt-hour you consume at today’s utility rates could [...]
The clock is ticking for homeowners in Erie, CO who have been thinking about making the switch to solar energy. The federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC), which has been one of the biggest financial incentives for residential solar adoption, is set to expire for homeowners at the end of 2025. This means that Erie residents [...]
In the ever-sunny city of Denver, keeping your solar panels in tip-top shape isn’t just about cleaner panels but also about protecting your investment and maximizing your energy savings. With the Residential Solar Tax Credit (Section 25D) set to be eliminated by December 31, 2025, now is the time to act. Homeowners need proactive care [...]
Solar companies are busier than ever as homeowners nationwide explore the advantages of going solar. Right now, there's a real sense of urgency as the Residential Solar Tax Credit (ITC, Section 25D) is on the chopping block. The House Ways and Means Committee has passed a bill that would eliminate it entirely by December 31, [...]
When most people think of solar panels, the first image that comes to mind is a rooftop covered in neatly lined panels. While roof-mounted solar remains the most popular choice, it’s far from the only option for Denver homeowners looking to harness clean energy. Ground mounts, solar pergolas, and solar carports are innovative solutions that [...]
Colorado homeowners are standing at a once-in-a-generation turning point, and for those in Larkspur, the decision to install solar panels in 2025 could shape their financial future for decades. The federal government’s Residential Clean Energy Tax Credit (Section 25D), which gives homeowners 30% back on their solar installation costs, will officially vanish after December 31, [...]
