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Arizona Solar Panels: Best Installation Companies, Incentives and Costs

By Matthew Lynch
July 8, 2023
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Introduction

As the sunniest state in the US, Arizona is an ideal place to harness solar energy. With about 4000 hours of sunshine annually and increasing electricity rates, many homeowners are turning to solar panels as a clean and cost-effective alternative. In this article, we will discuss the best solar installation companies in Arizona, incentives available for solar users, and the average costs involved in installing a solar energy system.

Best Solar Installation Companies in Arizona

1. Sunrun

Sunrun is one of the largest solar installers in the US with over 15 years of experience. They offer customized solar solutions and provide flexible financing options, including leases and power purchase agreements (PPAs).

2. Tesla

Tesla, known for its impressive electric vehicles, also offers sleek and efficient solar panel systems. Their low-profile panels are designed to integrate seamlessly with their Tesla Powerwall battery storage solution.

3. SunPower

SunPower is often considered an industry leader in terms of panel efficiency and reliability. Their high-performing panels come with a comprehensive 25-year warranty that covers equipment, performance, and labor.

4. Vivint Solar

Vivint Solar offers end-to-end services, from design and installation to monitoring and maintenance. They have several finance options to cater to different budget needs and are known for their exceptional customer service.

5. Blue Raven Solar

Blue Raven Solar is an increasingly popular choice amongst Arizona residents due to their competitive pricing and commitment to renewable energy. They offer their customers free energy monitoring apps.

Incentives for Solar Users in Arizona

1. Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC)

The ITC allows you to claim a credit equal to 26% of your solar system’s eligible installation
cost on your federal taxes.

2. Residential Solar Energy Credit

Arizona’s Residential Solar Energy Credit provides a state tax credit of up to 25% of your solar installation costs, maxing out at $1,000.

3. Utility Rebates

Some Arizona utility companies offer rebates to homeowners who install solar energy systems, such as Tucson Electric Power and Salt River Project.

4. Net Metering

Arizona utilities are required to offer net metering to residential customers with solar panels. This means you’re credited for any excess electricity you produce and can use those credits when your system isn’t generating enough power.

Costs of Installing Solar Panels in Arizona

The average cost of installing a solar energy system in Arizona ranges from $11,000 to $15,000 after incentives and rebates. The overall cost depends on factors like the size of the system, equipment quality, installation fees, and location.
Financing options like solar loans and leases can make it more affordable for homeowners to install a solar energy system without paying the total upfront cost.

Conclusion

Arizona’s abundant sunshine and existing incentives make it a prime location for residential solar power systems. By choosing one of the top installation companies and taking advantage of the incentives available, you too can enjoy the benefits of clean and affordable energy in the Grand Canyon State.

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