Investing in solar energy is a smart choice for both your wallet and the environment. Traditional solar loans from Sungage and Service Finance offer a range of benefits that make going solar easier and more affordable than ever.
Financial Savings
Lower Monthly Payments: With flexible loan terms, you can choose a repayment plan that fits your budget, ensuring manageable monthly payments.
Zero-Interest Tax Credit Deferral: Take advantage of zero-interest deferral on your federal solar tax credit, reducing your upfront costs.
Easy Application Procedure
Quick Approval: Fill out a simple online application and get a credit decision in seconds with no impact on your credit score.
No Home Equity Required: Unlike some financing options available, traditional solar loans do not require home equity and are therefore available to more homeowners.
Whole Project Funding: Finance not only your solar panels, but also battery storage and any necessary roof work, all in one loan.
Long-Term Benefits
Increased Home Value: Solar panels can increase the value of your home, making it a wise investment for the future.
Energy Independence: Reduce your reliance on the grid and protect yourself from rising energy costs.
Environmental Impact: By choosing solar, you’re contributing to a cleaner, greener planet.
Expert Support
Dedicated Customer Service: Benefit from expert customer support throughout the loan process, ensuring you have all the information you need.
Trusted Partners: Sungage and Services Finance work with a network of trusted solar installers to provide you with the best service and installation quality.
Traditional Solar Loans: Understanding the Potential Drawbacks
While traditional solar loans can be a great option for many homeowners, it’s essential to consider some of the potential cons before making a decision:
Upfront Costs: Depending on the loan terms and your credit history, you may be required to make a down payment or pay closing costs.
Interest Rates: Even with favorable rates, you’ll end up paying more over the loan term than the initial cost of the solar panels.
Credit Requirements: Qualifying for a solar loan often requires a good credit score. Those with lower credit scores may face higher interest rates or even be denied.
Loan Term Commitment: Unlike leasing or PPA options, you’re committed to the loan term even if you sell your home.
Potential for Loan Transfer Issues: While it’s typically possible to transfer a solar loan to a new homeowner, it can sometimes be a complex process.
Limited Flexibility: Once the loan is finalized, you may have fewer options to upgrade or expand your system in the future.
Making an Informed Decision
Our experienced team is here to help you understand all your financing options, weigh the pros and cons, and make the best choice for your solar energy investment. We’ll work with you to find the solution that fits your budget, goals, and priorities, ensuring you enjoy the benefits of clean, renewable energy for years to come.