Compare solar for your building and operating budget.

Commercial solar financing options include commercial solar loans, PACE financing (payments added to your property tax bill), power purchase agreements (PPAs — you buy the power, not the equipment), and operating leases. Each has different cash flow and balance sheet implications. Your advisor will model all options.

FPL's commercial net metering program allows commercial customers to receive bill credits for excess solar production. Commercial rate structures vary significantly — demand charges, time-of-use rates, and capacity charges all affect solar ROI. Your installer designs systems to optimize performance under your specific FPL rate schedule.

Commercial installation timelines vary by project size. Physical installation typically takes 1–5 days. The full process from signed contract to system activation — including permitting, engineering, and FPL interconnection — typically takes 8–16 weeks for commercial projects.

Yes. We work with property owners, property managers, and commercial tenants (with owner consent). We can structure proposals for owner-occupied buildings, landlord-owned systems with tenant benefit, and NNN lease structures.

Existing commercial systems can be reviewed for inverter faults, underproduction, monitoring or wiring issues, roof leaks, storm damage, panel removal, reinstallation, moving with a property sale, and additional-panel or expansion projects. A qualified service partner must review equipment, site access, roof conditions, agreements, permits, utility requirements, and facility scheduling before confirming scope or pricing.