Florida homeowners: cut your bill and keep your home powered through hurricane season.
Compare exclusive, no-obligation solar-plus-battery quotes from vetted local Florida installers — full net metering, real savings, and storm-ready backup.
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Why solar in Florida
- Hurricane-ready backup — pair solar with a battery to keep your AC, fridge and medical devices running when the grid goes down after a storm.
- Full retail net metering — export credits at the same rate you pay, so every kWh counts (FPL, Duke, TECO).
- No sales tax, no extra property tax — Florida exempts solar from sales tax (about $1,500–$2,500) and from added property tax, even as your home value rises.
- Protect a fixed income — lock in your power cost against rising rates and inflation (ideal for retirees and no-mortgage homeowners).
Florida requires full retail net metering — FPL, Duke Energy Florida, TECO and FPU credit the excess power you export at the same rate you pay. That makes solar economics in Florida especially strong.
- FPL
- Duke Energy Florida
- TECO (Tampa Electric)
- Florida Public Utilities
Areas we serve in Florida
South Florida
Miami · Fort Lauderdale · West Palm Beach
Tampa Bay
Tampa · St. Petersburg · Clearwater
Central Florida
Orlando · Lakeland · The Villages
North Florida
Jacksonville · Tallahassee · Gainesville
Southwest Florida
Fort Myers · Naples · Sarasota
How it works
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Tell us where you live and roughly what you pay for power.
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One trusted installer follows up with a detailed, no-obligation quote.
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Compare solar quotes in Florida
Florida has no state income tax, but offers a 100% solar sales-tax exemption and a 100% property-tax exemption on the added home value, plus full retail net metering. The federal residential tax credit ended for purchased systems in 2026 and may apply to leased/PPA systems only — a licensed installer will confirm what applies to your home.