Solar Loan
Owning solar panels is finally affordable.
With a Solar Loan, you may buy your panels over time, save money on power, and increase your home’s value.*
Produce your own power with a solar loan
The Solar Loan allows you to pay for solar panels at your own pace. We provide installation and monitoring, and your solar energy system is covered with a 10-year workmanship warranty, as well as the system’s solar panels carry a 25-year linear performance warranty, and inverters carry minimum 10-year manufacturers’ warranties. You get a competitive APR, and multiple options for loan terms for your solar energy system
Get extra credit for going solar
With a Solar Loan, you may receive solar tax credits and possible local and state incentives. These credits and incentives can be pocketed, or help pay for the cost of your solar loan.
Service Areas
Solar Purchases are currently available in Arizona, California, Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, South Carolina, Texas, and Utah.
Other Ways to Go Solar
Solar PPA
Save up to 20% on your utility rate
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Solar Purchase
Own and produce your own power
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Solar Lease
Save up to 20% on your utility rate
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Go solar for little to no upfront cost.
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*On average, Vivint Solar customers across the United States save up to 20% with Vivint Solar’s PPAs and Leases relative to their current utility rates. Individual customer’s savings will vary by utility, system production, energy consumption habits, equipment type, weather, and other factors. Vivint Solar does not guarantee savings on a (i) customer’s energy costs, (ii) the existence of or pricing associated with a utility’s net metering program, (iii) the pricing of a utility’s residential rates, or (iv) the availability of any local, state, or federal incentives or tax credits.
* Lawrence Berkeley National Lab conducts research which concluded that homes with solar panels in California sold for more than those without.