
Enter your current utility bill and see exactly how much each upgrade saves you — with real Florida energy data, tax credits, and rebates calculated instantly.
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Florida average: ~$180/month (1,080 kWh at $0.157/kWh)
Approximate square footage
Older units are typically 8-12 SEER
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Average Florida home: 8-12 kW
~36 panels • ~648 sq ft of roof space
Based on your $250/mo utility bill
Based on your selected upgrades - 2025 rates
30% of your total solar system cost is credited directly against your federal income tax. This is a dollar-for-dollar reduction in taxes owed.
Florida provides a 100% exemption from the 6% state sales tax on all solar energy equipment. This saves you thousands automatically at purchase.
The added home value from your solar installation is 100% exempt from property taxes. Your home value increases without higher property taxes.
Excess solar energy sent back to the grid earns you full retail credit on your bill. FPL, Duke Energy, and TECO all participate. Your meter literally runs backward.
30% of the cost of a qualifying heat pump or high-efficiency AC (17+ SEER2), capped at $2,000. Includes labor costs. Filed with IRS Form 5695.
FPL offers $150-$750, Duke Energy $300-$1,000, TECO $40-$550. Requires a Home Energy Check and use of an approved contractor. Stackable with federal credits.
30% of insulation material costs, capped at $1,200/year. R-38 attic insulation qualifies. Materials only (labor not covered). Filed with IRS Form 5695.
Duke Energy offers up to $800, FPL $220, TECO $0.16/sq ft, JEA $200. Based on current insulation level and square footage. Requires energy audit.
in tax credits, rebates, and exemptions
* Actual amounts depend on your utility provider, tax situation, and system specifications. Consult a tax professional.
Includes 3.5% annual utility rate increase (FL avg)
FPL approved a 4-year rate hike starting Jan 2026. Florida electricity rates have increased approximately 3.5% annually over the past decade. Without action, your $250/mo bill could become $353/mo in 10 years.
| Scenario | Year 1 | 5-Year Total | 10-Year Total |
|---|---|---|---|
Do Nothing (Bills Paid) | $3,105 | $16,651 | $36,427 |
Solar Only | $1,884 | $10,457 | $22,877 |
Solar + New AC | $2,712 | $15,052 | $32,929 |
Solar + AC + Insulation | $2,916 | $16,184 | $35,406 |
2025 is the best year to go solar in Florida. Here's why waiting could cost you thousands.
The Inflation Reduction Act's 30% solar tax credit for homeowner-owned systems drops to 0% on January 1, 2026. This is the last year to claim thousands in savings.
FPL approved a 4-year rate hike starting 2026. Every month you wait, you're paying more to the utility company instead of investing in your own home.
Solar panels add an average of $20,000-$30,000 to Florida home values. Plus, the added value is 100% property tax exempt.
Modern solar panels come with 25-year performance warranties and last 30+ years. Your investment is protected for decades.
A typical 8 kW solar system offsets about 11,000 lbs of CO2 per year — equivalent to planting 180 trees annually.
Stop being at the mercy of utility rate hikes. Lock in your energy costs and gain control over your monthly expenses for decades.
Start saving from day one with no upfront cost. Many homeowners see positive cash flow immediately — your monthly loan payment is less than your old electric bill.
Our energy experts will visit your home, analyze your roof, inspect your AC, and give you an exact quote — completely free.
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