Commercial solar
Commercial solar before the 2027 deadline.
The federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) provides a credit of generally 30 percent of eligible solar costs for commercial projects placed in service by December 31, 2027.
Last reviewed: 2026-08-05
Is Your Project a Good Fit?
Tell us a few basics about your facility.
We design systems for your site, not a template. Our team will review your site, utility data, and goals to confirm solar makes sense for your business.
Your Potential Savings
An illustrative model for a typical commercial project.
This model is for illustrative purposes only. Actual results vary based on usage, rates, incentives, tax position, and system design. Speak with your tax advisor about depreciation and incentives.
Our Process
A clear, proven path from evaluation to clean energy.
We analyze your facility, usage, and goals to confirm solar potential.
Right-sized system design, structural review, and permitting plan.
Permitting, interconnection, and utility coordination.
Professional installation with safety and quality at every step.
Monitor performance and maximize long term value.
Solar Solutions for Your Facility
Office Buildings
Lower operating costs and enhance property value.
Faith Based Organizations
Steward resources and support your mission.
Warehouses & Industrial
High usage. High impact. Built for performance.
Schools & Nonprofits
Protect budgets and create community impact.
Case Study
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Every project is unique. Results depend on usage, rates, system design, incentives, and tax position.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 30 percent federal tax credit?
The commercial Investment Tax Credit (Section 48E) is generally 30% of eligible project cost for systems placed in service by December 31, 2027. It offsets federal tax.
What does in service by December 31, 2027 mean?
The system must be installed and operational by that date to claim the credit at the current rate. Timelines and paperwork matter, so we plan early.
Can my business take advantage of depreciation?
Business-owned systems may also use accelerated depreciation. Talk with your tax advisor; we design so the numbers are clear.
Do I need to own my building?
Not necessarily. There are options for leased facilities. We review your situation and structure accordingly.
Will solar interrupt our operations?
We schedule and stage installation to minimize disruption, with safety and quality at every step.
Let's Build Your Commercial Solar Plan
Request a consultation and discover what solar can do for your bottom line.