
Featured installation
Delray Waterfront
Delray Beach, FL
See what solar would actually save on your FPL bill, with cash, prepaid lease, and financing compared side by side by a local advisor. Free, no obligation.
Installer performs design, permitting, installation, and warranty work. Availability and savings vary by property, utility, product, and credit.
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If roof replacement, a leak, storm damage, an inspection, or a system issue affects your panels, we can connect you with a service partner to review removal, repairs, and reinstallation options.
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FPL has raised rates 7 times in the last decade. The average Palm Beach County homeowner paying $150–$220/month in electricity is on track to pay FPL tens of thousands of dollars over the next 10 years. A solar comparison shows how much of that spend can go toward a system you own.
Get My Solar ComparisonIllustrative example based on $150–$220/month at current FPL residential rates. Individual bills and savings vary.
| Monthly item | Before solar | After solar |
|---|---|---|
| Utility bill | $220 | ~$40 |
| Solar loan payment | — | ~$150 |
| Total monthly energy cost | $220 | ~$190 |
| Monthly savings | ~$30 · ~$360 per year | |
The saving is the reduction in total energy cost, not the drop in the utility bill. Paying cash removes the monthly payment but increases the upfront amount; a prepaid lease moves most of the cost to day one. Each structure is shown side by side in your proposal, with its own assumptions.
| Structure | Upfront | Monthly | What changes at year 10 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cash purchase | Full system cost | $0 payment | No payment; utility bill stays reduced |
| Solar loan | Often $0 down | Fixed loan payment | Loan term may end; payment stops |
| Prepaid lease | Most of the cost | $0 or low | Lease term ends; transfer terms apply |
| Lease / PPA | Usually $0 | Per-kWh or escalator | Escalator and buyout terms apply |
Savings are property-specific. These four factors drive your numbers — and Florida's sales- and property-tax exemptions for solar remain in place for 2026.
The comparison starts with your actual electric usage: what the system is projected to produce, what remains on your monthly bill, and how the two add up.
Panel and inverter tiers, attachments for your roof type, and who warranties what — listed in the proposal so offers can be compared like for like.
Cash, $0 down loan, prepaid lease (no credit check, no lien), PACE, or lease/PPA — compared on total cost over the term, not just the monthly payment.
Roof condition, tile or shingle specifics, the permitting path for your city or county, and a schedule the partner confirms before work begins.
An independent advisor compares multiple partners. A traditional company quotes its own product line. A directory lists names. Here's the difference that matters when you compare offers.
| Palm Beach Solar (independent advisor) | Traditional solar company | Installer directory | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Options compared | Multiple vetted partners; equipment and financing compared side by side | Typically one company's products and financing | Varies by platform |
| Who does the work | Licensed installation/service partners under their own contracts | Their own or subcontracted crews | The listed installer |
| Cost to you | Free comparison; no obligation | Through their sales process | Varies |
Your installer handles the process — from local permits to utility interconnection. Recent projects have averaged about 60 days from signed contract to activation; your partner confirms the schedule.
Share your property details and electric use. An advisor follows up to clarify your roof, usage and goals, then discusses the information needed for a proposal. No obligation.
Your installation partner designs a system sized for your home's usage, roof orientation, and shading — not a one-size-fits-all package. You receive a detailed proposal with equipment specs and projected output.
For eligible residential rooftop projects in unincorporated Palm Beach County, your installer may use SolarAPP+ to streamline permitting. Your partner confirms the proposed schedule for your property.
Where your utility offers net metering, activation follows that utility's current rules — FPL for most addresses, or the utility serving your area. Your partner provides monitoring access so you can track production. Ongoing support terms are detailed in the partner contract.

Answer a few questions about your property. An advisor follows up to discuss your roof, electric use and the options available for your home.
Installer performs design, permitting, installation, and warranty work. Availability and savings vary by property.
From Boca Raton to Sebastian, we advise homeowners across Palm Beach, Broward, Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River counties. Northern coverage reaches Sebastian and coastal properties south of Sebastian Inlet, with partner availability and project scope confirmed by address. We know each county's permitting paths, the utility serving your address, and local HOA and roof considerations. Tile roof, battery storage, and existing-system service specialists.
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Read all reviews on Google“What impressed me most was their transparency. Before signing anything, they gave me a full breakdown of costs, expected savings, and even worst-case scenarios. That level of honesty made it easier to trust them. The installation itself was quicker than I expected, and the technicians were clearly experienced. They didn’t just install and leave—they walked me through how to monitor the system and what to check occasionally. It’s been a few billing cycles now, and I can already see the difference. It’s not just about saving money, it also feels good knowing I’m using cleaner energy.”
“Thinking of doing solar? Garrett is your guy!! He made the whole process so easy: from meeting Garrett to enjoying our solar panels, everything was done in less than 2 weeks. He took the time to explain the whole process to us AND answered additional questions after we had already signed the paperwork. He was with us every step of the way and our panels were installed in less than a day. I got solar to help mother nature, my husband got solar to help our energy bill: whatever your reason is to get solar you will be happy you went with this company!”
“Truly top notch service, price, and expertise. Every employee was knowledgeable, efficient, and effective as well. They communicated with me throughout the entire process and I will definitely be referring all my friends and family to them!”
“I rarely write reviews, but felt compelled to give this company a well-deserved shoutout. I had been hearing about the benefits of solar for years, but kept holding off because I wasn’t sure if the numbers would really shakeout as a net positive in the long run. Garrett and his team, took me through the process step-by-step, provided analytical projections, and in the end it all went exactly as planned. Thank you, Palm Beach Solar.”
Palm Beach Solar evaluates your home and matches you with vetted installation partners. An advisor will follow up to discuss your roof, your bill, and the options available. Free, no obligation.
Still have questions? Our local advisors are here to help — no sales pressure, just honest answers.
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