Most homeowners pay between $15,000–$30,000 for a full system before any incentives, depending on your home's energy use and roof size. We'll give you an exact number after a quick look at your electric bills and roof — no cost or obligation.

As of 2026, the federal 30% solar tax credit has ended for homeowner-owned systems, but a few savings are still on the table in Arizona:

• Arizona state tax credit — 25% of your system cost, up to $1,000

• Sales tax exemption — no state sales tax on solar equipment

• Property tax exemption — the added value solar gives your home is 100% exempt from property tax

• Net billing — your utility credits you for excess power your system sends back to the grid

Financing and solar leases are also available if you'd rather spread the cost out or skip the upfront investment entirely. We're happy to walk you through the numbers for your specific home.

Typical AHJ turnaround in Maricopa County is 3–10 business days for residential permits when the package is complete on submission. SSE's packages are designed to pass on the first review — no back-and-forth delays.

SSE is installer-agnostic. We work with contractors of all sizes and can be engaged directly by the homeowner or by the installing contractor. Our deliverables are compatible with any installer's workflow.

Yes. We design AC-coupled and DC-coupled battery systems including load center rewiring, critical-load subpanel design, and the interconnection documentation required by the utility for storage-equipped systems.